Reddit reviews The Stranger on the Road to Emmaus

I don't think you entirely get what I am saying. I am saying that unless someone has a theological background for the gospel, the good news is not good news- it is noise. The gospel is good news to those who have a recognition of need- their spiritual needs. Your quotes from Booth, Wesley, et cetera- further prove my point- In those days, people were "more churched" and were receptive to cold contact open air preaching... They had an understanding of the God of the Bible- Not so anymore... You have to take into consideration the world view of the listener if you are clearly communicate the Gospel. Do me a favor:

Look into a couple of books:

The Universe next Door

Stranger on the Road to Emmaus

Who retconned that where?

>If he made humans its his fault how they get born, its not like babies or young children can exercise free will.

That is why by his grace babies and young children who can not yet tell right from wrong are taken to heaven if they die. Through grace, though. Not because they are pure creatures.

>But who are you, O man, to answer back to God? Will what is molded say to its molder, “Why have you made me like this?”

Romans 9,20

It's not easy to paint you the big picture with these few sentences. If you're seriously interested I'd advise you to read the bible from cover to cover. If thats a little too much for you, there's also this book that summarizes the bible for you in a way thats easy to understand.