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December 18 - Author: Most Evangelicals Believe Good People are Heaven-Bound

Article: Unbiblical Christianity

The majority of Protestants and evangelicals believe that good people and people of other religions can go to heaven, according to author David Campbell.

Campbell, who co-wrote American Grace, How Religion Divides and Unites Us, contends that surveys of 3,000 Americans, used to write the book, show that American people of faith, though devout, are very tolerant. So much so that most believers also believe that good people, despite their religious affiliation, can go to heaven.

Among the faiths, 83 percent of evangelical Protestants agreed that good people of other religions can go to heaven. Ninety percent of black Protestants also believe good people can go to heaven. When prodded further, more than half � 54 percent � of evangelical Protestants said yes, people of religions other than Christianity can go to heaven. Sixty-two percent of black Protestants agreed with the statement.

Land lamented that more evangelicals are being taught the doctrine of universalism. �It�s emphasized from the pulpit; it�s emphasized in the seminaries,� he decried. Universalism is the theological doctrine that all people will eventually be saved despite a relationship with Christ.

He said this is especially true of youths because the messages from the pulpit have changed. �I think the doctrine �In Christ alone� � was emphasized more 25 years ago than it is today so young [people] are hearing about it less,� he revealed.

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