In a recently closed thread, the title question was answered with as many as God predestined.
Of course on the other side of the aisle, we think some of those missing the opportunity for salvation could have been saved if we had more laborers hastening the day.
According to the World Population Review about 332,000 people die every day. If "few" indicates less than one third, than more than 200,000 people probably are consigned to Hades every day.
Many people have dedicated their whole lives, including missionary martyrs, to reach lost people with the good news.
The purpose of the closed thread was to encourage a discussion of what we could do to reach more of them on the opportunity side of the aisle, rather than engage in just another turf war.
Of course on the other side of the aisle, we think some of those missing the opportunity for salvation could have been saved if we had more laborers hastening the day.
According to the World Population Review about 332,000 people die every day. If "few" indicates less than one third, than more than 200,000 people probably are consigned to Hades every day.
Many people have dedicated their whole lives, including missionary martyrs, to reach lost people with the good news.
The purpose of the closed thread was to encourage a discussion of what we could do to reach more of them on the opportunity side of the aisle, rather than engage in just another turf war.