"Faith: Not wanting to know what is true."

-Friedrich Nietzsche

The second result says that nothing gained from outer influences cannot affect your chances of entering heaven, since that would give an unfair advantage to those who are exposed to "better" influences. And everything regarding religious practicing is the result of outer influences. Without them, you would have no knowledge of the Bible or anything else regarding Christianity.

In other words, God doesn't care how much or how little you practise the Christian faith. Your "heart" is what truly matters.

That doesn't rule out the fact that outer influences have had massive effects on my opinion and the choices that I have made in my life. If outer influences could be disregarded using your free will, then we wouldn't have a middle east with 99% muslims. Their environment and upbringing is the result of that.

Bolded: I agree with that. Altho, if you have a good heart, i think the chances are, you already practice/d Christian faith in some way, regardless if you aimed to do so.

Underlined: So you think if someone wasnt born in a christian enviorment/under christian circumstances, you cant possibly discover Christian religion?

So it doesn't matter if a lot of people under certain circumstances are more likely to commit crime, as long as one is a good person, the circumstances doesn't matter? It doesn't matter what religion a society has because it's all up to the individual and what parents believe doesn't have any influence of a person's fundemental values at all?

You are basically saying that as long as there is one Japanese christian, the rest of Japan, the least religiois place on earth has themselves to blame for the afterlife that they get because they all made their individual desicions, over all these years, in the same place. The Aztecs are all doomed because their tradition to sacrifice humans had nothing to do with their individual desicions to sacrifice humans.

Your viewpoint is not only wrong, it is immoral, and any society with that unrealistic outlook on statistics would be a horrible place to live.

That doesnt mean that they have to remain muslim. They are born into a muslim enviorment, but that doesnt seal their fate to remain like that forever. They are able to change, despite their enviorment

None of you have addressed the fallacy of judgement from an omniscient being.

From birth your judgement would be sealed as any decision ever made would already be known to such a being.

"Free will" and omniscience cannot co-exist. Sorry Christians.

Before I say anything else: Thank you for this respectful response and for all the kind words.

On topic: I see you believe that everyone need to accept Jesus as their savior. But then let me ask you this: Why force people who are aware of him to do that now? Why not wait until after death, which is the only possible state where you are able to gain true, perfectly unbiased and untampered knowledge about who Jesus was, what he did, and what he wants? Now everyone live in very different conditions which tampers with their knowledge and their free will, which is why I say it is unfair to judge people based on how they lived their lives. I.e., had the same person been born in a different family living in a different country, chances could possibly have been greater for him to enter heaven. If chances really wouldn't change no matter where the person was born or whatever upbringing he had to endure though, that would make it a fair system: The person would be judged for the "true" free parts of his will, and religious practicing would not matter. Being a good person at heart would then be the only way of entering heaven.

For God to make a fair final judgement, all that is taught by outer influences and all actions and opinions that you have shaped based on them would need to be disregarded, as I see it.

It doesn't work quite like that. God's knowing, doesn't affect your choosing.

So your seriously believe that those 99% have the ability to convert to Christianity but choose not to using their free will, and that God might send them to hell for making that decision?

That would make God cruel. Unless, of course, Result 2 is how God really judges you, and that whichever religion you practise or believe in doesn't matter.