Would you say that Gandhi and Einstein “knew no better through no fault of their own” in not believing in the divinity of Jesus?
I think that is playing with words to evade an inconvenient issue of religious doctrine.
You wrote:
“Would you say that Gandhi and Einstein “knew no better through no fault of their own” in not believing in the divinity of Jesus?”
I said nothing about “not believing in the divinity of Jesus”. I suggest you actually deal with my words rather than invent words I never said. And no, I would not say that Ghandi or Einstein knew no better, but thankfully that’s not my job and not my decision.
“I think that is playing with words to evade an inconvenient issue of religious doctrine.”
I don’t play with words - as you just did by putting words in my mouth - and I don’t believe there are any inconvenient doctrines.