The Christian religion teachings that nobody goes into heaven but thus Jesus, that is believing that Jesus is God. In this pronouncement, Jesus is basically restrict access to heaven but to a tiny minority of those who get to know about him and believe in him. How about those you are in capable of knowing about him and developing a belief in him? Are such excluded from heaven by virtue of their lack of belief?

There are a number of categories of people who are incapable of believing in Jesus;

1) The billions who lived and died before Jesus made the statement.
2) Those for whom the concept of Jesus has not yet impacted
3) The cognitively challenged.

I want to focus on a subclass of the cognitively challenge, a group I shall call human non-persons. Rather than give a narrative description of human non-persons, I shall provide examples:

1) Foetuses lost "early" in pregnancy
2) Human fertilised eggs used in medical research or aborted naturally from the body.

I describe them as persons essentially because they derive from the human body and ordinarily require protection. Non-person, because they have not developed the full mind and bodily functionality typical of ordinary humans.


Now, is there a place for foetuses and fertilsed eggs in heaven? If there is, are they going to forever remain foetues/eggs or would they have the option of growing and developing full bodily parts?

Huxley Jesus is the only way to God while Mohammed is the last prophet of Allah he is also the only way to paradise that is filled with virgins and rivers of wine.