Let’s address the term ‘‘judgement’. I am obligated as a Jesus follower to exegete the New Testament text in order to dispel undue judgements by which the error born in misunderstanding the coherency of the New Testament text brings great confusion.

We believe that God, in His sovereign will, has already saved every human being through the finished work of Jesus Christ.

The most widely cited estimates of Christian martyrdom come from the Center for the Study of Global Christianity at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. They calculate a cumulative total of approximately seventy million Christian martyrs from the first century to the present day. Strikingly, more than half of that total — over thirty-five million — occurred in the twentieth century alone (we have not finished per capita the 21st century), largely driven by state-sponsored violence under communist and fascist regimes.

Technically, the term,‘belief’, never meant to act in “blindness” until our recent perversion of this term—that is, the ‘moralization’ of this term. Initially, the term, “belief”, would have carried a primitive ‘scientific’ connotation.