This comprehensive study navigates the diverse perspectives on the fate of the unevangelized, encompassing liberal, Catholic, and Protestant viewpoints. The author delves into pivotal concerns, including the significance of general revelation, the prospect of post-mortem salvation, the prerequisites for redemption, the number of those saved, and the implications of annihilationism. The book concludes with a practical exploration of two critical areas: the destiny of infants and others who do not reach moral maturity, and the profound impact of this topic on evangelistic and missionary endeavors.