No — Christianity, as Les Feldick teaches it, is exclusive: salvation comes only through Jesus Christ and is not one valid option among the world's religions.
Les Feldick is explicit that there are not fifteen different paths to heaven; the Bible declares one way. He calls the gospel an "exclusivist" gospel because Acts 4:12 says there is no other name under heaven given among men by which we must be saved. Sincere followers of Buddha, Muhammad, or cult leaders are still outside that narrow way, and every religion that tries to merit God's favor can never succeed. True Christianity is the opposite of that — God reaching down to unworthy sinners through the finished work of Christ.
Acts 4:12 — This verse, quoted in the transcripts, directly refutes the idea that any other religion or name can save; it anchors the entire exclusivity answer.
The Bible declares that salvation is found in one person only. Acts 4:12 states, "Neither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved." The same context speaks of the stone which the builders rejected becoming the chief cornerstone (Psalm 118:22), showing that God's way of salvation was set aside by Israel's leaders but remains the only foundation. Scripture also reveals that salvation cannot be earned by human effort. Romans 5:20 says that where sin abounded, grace did much more abound, and Romans 5:21 shows that grace reigns through righteousness unto eternal life by Jesus Christ our Lord. Man's continuing sinfulness is met by a grace that is always greater, and eternal life comes through Jesus Christ, not through any system of works.
Les Feldick directly answers no. He describes hearing a man in the Bible belt say that all the churches and religions are like animals coming from every direction to the same pond to drink — all coming a different direction but getting the same drink of water. Les responds, "Listen, there aren't 15 different paths to heaven. There are not so many different ways to approach God. The Bible says there's how many? There's one." He insists a Muslim has to admit it is the only way, a Hindu had better admit it is the only way, and everybody else had better admit it, because it is the only way.
Les acknowledges there are a lot of good, sincere folk who are following a cult leader, a Buddha, or a Muhammad. But he says Acts 4:12 is narrow: neither is there salvation in any other, for there is no other name under heaven given among men whereby we must be saved. He also warns that people are going to an eternal devil's hell by the millions because they will not come into the exclusivist narrow way God has prescribed, even though some will object that this makes God unfair.
No. Les explains that all the religions of the world attempt to somehow merit favor with God, and while those attempts may be well taken and good as far as they go, they can never merit favor with God. True Christianity is just the opposite: it is God reaching down to unworthy, sinful man. He also applies this to religious people who use the Bible: 90% of them are still living under a works religion — do this, do that, and then maybe God will accept you — when Paul screams that it is not of works but all of faith, faith plus nothing, relying on the finished work of Christ.
Les does not accept rote religion as salvation. He says he does not buy people simply walking the aisle and following whatever procedure may be given to them by rote repetition, or becoming church members by a set system, as genuine salvation. Salvation, he teaches, belongs to the person who has genuinely come under the power of the Holy Spirit and has genuinely believed the gospel with all his heart — for such a person, Scripture says there is no condemnation.
The Old Adam and Abounding Grace
Les shows that every unsaved person is ruled by the old Adam nature, which is why no human religion can reform the heart; Paul's point is that where sin abounds, God's grace abounds even more.
One Way, Not Fifteen Paths
Les rejects the idea that all religions lead to the same God, insisting there is one way — so Muslims, Hindus, and everyone else must admit the Bible's way is the only way, or face an eternal lake of fire.
No Salvation Outside the Gospel
Les warns that departing from the truth of Scripture to teach that people can be saved outside faith in the Gospel of Christ is dangerous; Scripture has no such thing, and it is a narrow concept because it is a narrow book.
An Exclusivist Gospel
Les proudly calls his message an exclusivist gospel because the book declares there is no other name given among men by which we must be saved — and he warns that millions are going to an eternal devil's hell because they will not come in.
The Narrowness of Acts 4:12
Les applies Acts 4:12 directly to sincere followers of cult leaders, Buddha, or Muhammad: no matter how sincere they are, the verse is narrow, and there is no other name under heaven given among men whereby we must be saved.
Religion's Failed Attempt to Merit Favor
Les contrasts all world religions — which try to merit favor with God and can never succeed — with true Christianity, where God reaches down to unworthy, sinful man.
Faith Plus Nothing
Les shows that even within Christendom people live under works religion, but Paul screams that salvation is not of works — it is all of faith, faith plus nothing, resting on the finished work of Christ.
Genuine Salvation vs. Rote Religion
Les distinguishes genuine salvation — coming under the power of the Holy Spirit and believing the gospel with all the heart — from mere church membership or walking an aisle by rote, which he says is not salvation.
Acts 4:12: Neither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved.
This is the key verse Les cites to prove there is no salvation in any other religion or name.
Psalm 118:22: The stone which the builders refused is become the head stone of the corner.
Les references this verse when noting that Israel was warned their chief cornerstone would be rejected — the rejection of Christ, the only way of salvation.
Romans 5:20: Moreover the law entered, that the offence might abound. But where sin abounded, grace did much more abound:
Les draws on this verse to show that no matter how much the old Adam abounds with sin, God's grace is always greater.
Romans 5:21: That as sin hath reigned unto death, even so might grace reign through righteousness unto eternal life by Jesus Christ our Lord.
Eternal life comes by Jesus Christ through grace, not through human religious effort.
No. He says there aren't fifteen different paths to heaven and that the Bible declares there is one way. He insists a Muslim has to admit it is the only way, a Hindu had better admit it is the only way, and everyone else had better admit it, because it is the only way.
Les acknowledges there are good, sincere people following Buddha, Muhammad, or cult leaders, but he points to Acts 4:12: there is no other name under heaven given among men whereby we must be saved. He warns this verse is narrow, and there is no salvation outside faith in the Gospel of Christ.
No. Les teaches that all the religions of the world attempt to merit favor with God but can never succeed. True Christianity is the opposite — God reaching down to unworthy, sinful man. Paul's message is not of works but all of faith, faith plus nothing, relying on the finished work of Christ.
Les says no. He does not buy people simply walking the aisle or following a set system by rote repetition as salvation. Genuine salvation is coming under the power of the Holy Spirit and believing the gospel with all one's heart.
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