The faith which brings life begins with acceptance of a truth, and the life of faith must continue to be nurtured by acceptance of truth so long as the mind is rational and responsible. With this much before us we are prepared to examine the disbelief that will damn one. I hold that the nature of the disbelief that damns can only be understood in the light of the faith that saves. This will account for my lengthy preliminary. Unbelief is not ignorance of truth.
Ignorance is simply lack of knowledge.
It may be either voluntary or involuntary. Involuntary ignorance is never a sin and cannot be. It is not a deliberate act for one in the darkness of the night to say that he cannot see an object. The eye can only respond to light. Where there is no light available one is not responsible for lack of vision.