We are all given the opportunity to believe (this is what I believe Paul to be explaining). Through natural revelation we are given truths about God and even the Godhead, to the extent that we are guilty. Christ is not a phenomenon that stands in contrast of God's nature, but instead personifies that very nature. If we can know God then we can know God's salvation (we know that God is a God of mercy and redemption). The gospel is that this salvation has come, the Kingdom is at hand.Nope, you guys are being intellectually dishonest OR ignorant.
I asked a simple question. Can you prove that they never heard about Christ? Or were never Given the opportunity to believe?
Yes or no?
So my answer is that all have been given an opportunity to believe, although perhaps not the same opportunity. Those who have never heard the gospel of Jesus Christ have, not hearing the message, still rejected Christ on the grounds of God's general revelation.