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however lets get to the real question we are not a couple of aborigines or bushmen we are communicating on one of the most advanced means of communication ever devised We are not ignorant the question is what do you believe about Jesus? we are responsible and we have the knowledge, but do we believe?

I thought we were all Bush men on this site. ;-)

Seriously, I thought we were discussing what we believed, and what we thought was necessary for salvation.

Are we Discussing what we believe or what a Aborigine can believe and still go to heaven. You seem to claim that if an Aborigine was prompted by God to believe in him and that he remained open to the leading of the Holy Spirit then he would receive salvation from God right then and there and I say that if the above were true Then The Holy Spirit would lead him to a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ and then he would be saved. Without Jesus you cannot be saved because if your scenario were correct for the Aborigine then why not the same for everyone, then why did Jesus come and die why didn't Father let that cup pass from him if there were another way to be saved?.that is why I say that the Holy Spirit would cause events to happen that would lead a person a Aborigine in this case to a saving knowledge of Jesus.
As I said earlier I am not a Biblical Scholar in any way I don't know the spiritual fate of everyone whoever lived whether on a tiny pacific atoll or in the middle of the bible belt in fact I don't care about reducing salvation to it's least common denominator I have to deal with what I know and where I am that is my least common denominator.
to be honest this rabbit hole has no place to go.