Chez Maman'i Leandra

The question was often asked in private interviews. And I noticed that in 99% of cases, the question was put to me to try to divert a conversation that was becoming too personal. When one is so interested in what is going to happen to those who are so far away, it is because one refuses to give God the answer he expects from each one of us. But it would be futile to deny that hundreds of millions have never heard the Good News of the Gospel. Logically, if they did not have the opportunity to accept Jesus Christ, they did not have the opportunity to reject it either. God will not condemn them for rejecting Him, since they have not had the opportunity to accept Him. That's the first thing to know. It is added that those to whom it has been much given, it will be much asked them again, and, conversely, those to whom it was little given it will be little repeated to them. That is to say that it will be asked again to each according to the occasions that it will have had. It is still Jesus Christ who explains this truth to us. He is going to contrast two peoples (and never has the contrast been so great).