stcornerap does not know jesus

"Jesus or God does not need to be worshiped. They as individuals do not need their name in unity, but their spirit will travel across the world in many different forms." I'm not sure exactly what you mean by this so I'm not sure how to respond. God doesn't need our worship because He is sovereign and doesn't require anything from us. As far as individuals that do not need their name in unity I'm not sure what you mean, God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit are in unity and are one God according to the Christian view. Not sure where you're going with this. As for good people being saved who don't know Jesus, the bible is clear on the point that being a good person does not give you salvation. We cannot be saved by our own works, we are saved by grace through faith. As for people in remote parts of the world that the message of the gospel has not reached, this is a subject that many good people have different opinions on. One thing we know is that God is evident everywhere. You can see God in creation. Take the Native Americans as an example. The gospel had not reached them but they knew there was a God. A God that provided the animals, the rain, the sun etc. They also knew that this God (or gods) deserved respect and to be considered Holy. They knew wrong from right and some would follow the right and some would follow the wrong. One could argue that those who acknowledged God from these natural understandings and acknowledged Gods rule over the world and chose the path of right could be saved. This salvation could be argued but it isn't an answer that we are given, the answer we are given is that the only way to the Father is through the Son. So instead of assuming that those who acknowledge God and choose the path of right vs wrong will be saved Christians are called to spread the gospel throughout the world. This is why we have missionaries. It would be nice to believe that those who have not heard the gospel can be saved but we don't know for sure, so we try to reach them so that they can hear God's word and know Jesus. When we don't know something for sure we can't make assumptions based on our personal opinions and call it truth. As for people that have access to the gospel but choose not to hear it I would say it's pretty clear. We can either choose God or not God. Those are our 2 choices. For the majority of my life I chose not God. It wasn't that I heard the gospel and rejected it, I chose to reject it without hearing it. I chose just not to participate. I used to believe that religion was a good thing because some people needed it but I didn't. I now know that a relationship with Jesus was what I was missing my whole life. For someone who has access to the knowledge of the Christian God in any form whether easy to obtain or not, if they choose to not hear it, read it, listen to people minister, whatever the case may be I would say there is not much argument for their salvation. I can tell you that I always said that I was a good person, I didn't lie cheat and steal, and if there really is a God that would send me to hell instead of Heaven that I wouldn't want to be a part of that religion anyway. But now that I'm saved I feel completely differently and understand that hell is where I would haven't ended up if I hadn't turn to Christ. I will point out that only God has final judgment and it's not my place to say for sure who is going where. I can tell you that God tells us everything we need to know to assure our personal salvation. So in conclusion, will good people who do not know Jesus go to hell, yes. Will good people who acknoweldge God in parts of the world that the gospel hasn't reached go to hell, I can't say for sure. All I can tell you is the safe side of that coin is to do all we can to spread the gospel to those people.