Jesus Among Other Gods

I once had the privilege of preaching the gospel in a Church in Kerala, India. The name of the Church was the “Church of Mor Thoma” which means “Church of Thomas” and by all historical accounts, was founded by the Apostle Thomas. “Doubting Thomas” as he is often called, was the first man to take the gospel to India and actually died as a martyr for his faith in the resurrected Christ.

While I have visited India numerous times, Dr. Ravi Zacharias was actually born and raised there, home to Hinduism with its more than 330 million gods. Here he speaks in Australia on the uniqueness of Christ among other religions:

Are all non-Christians condemned to hell?

Are all those who are raised either in a non-Christian culture or by non-Christian parents (with little to no exposure to the Christian gospel) condemned to hell?

Ravi Zacharias responds to this emotional question:

A related question is “can all religious views be true at the same time?” Here’s Ravi’s answer:

Regarding truth claims and the law of non-contradiction: There is a theoretical possibility that all the religions of the world are wrong, but it is logically impossible that all the religions of the world are right.