Trent Horn

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The Bryce Crawford Podcast · Catholic Apologist Tries To Convert Bryce · 8 Jun 2026 podcast

But then someone says, oh, well, look,

uh everybody everyone who never knew who jesus is through no fault of their own will go to heaven so all six-month-olds go yeah okay then but then what about the the nine-year-old what about the native americans a thousand years ago some of them probably really strove to follow romans 1 and god and what they knew others probably just totally gave into wickedness but the fact that a super wicked native american

is going to go to heaven on a technicality because he, through no fault of his own, didn't know Jesus.

I would say, so back to that six-month-old question, does a six-month-old go to heaven?

You say yes or no.

My point is just that any articulation, whether it's the Catholic view, the Lutheran view, the Presbyterian view, the Baptist view, if it's well thought out, there will be nuances.

So the presence of nuances should not make us doubt whether it's true or false.

I'm going to hope the best.

But then what about the three-year-old who doesn't know Jesus and dies and has done wrong?

Like will that person go to heaven?

And that's what I say about non-Catholics.

But I guess what's the difference between that person and just, like, a... Like, there's... It sounds like there's just different...

there's some kinds of impossible to believe you're like, well, it's not your fault.

Like if your brain is too small, cause you're a six month old, but if other impossible to believe, like you could never have heard about Jesus because of where you were born.

Well, you're still culpable.

It just seems like a weird, you have different standards of impossible to believe will absolve you or not.

But that makes it sound like if God doesn't miraculously reveal himself to someone born in a culture where he ordinarily couldn't know Jesus...

that person couldn't be saved.

So that makes it sound like that's like the Calvinist view of saying that God's going to decide if that person is saved or not because he chose whether to miraculously reveal himself or not.

How about just like the five-year-old girl who's raised in the atheistic Soviet Union and dies and isn't going to believe in Jesus?

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