The Possibility of Salvation Among the Unevangelized

The book explores the theological challenges surrounding the concept of Christ's uniqueness in truth, revelation, and salvation, particularly concerning the unevangelized—individuals who have never encountered Christianity through no fault of their own. It delves into how this dilemma affects the core beliefs of evangelical identity, addressing the tension between particularism and inclusivity within the context of salvation. The discussion highlights the complexities faced by evangelical theologians in reconciling these critical issues.