TagliatelliMonster
Veteran Member
The Eskimo could've easily ended up in hell even if the priest never told him about Christianity. The question ignores the doctrine of general revelation which is available to all and according to which the ignorant will be judged. Not hearing the message is not at all a free ticket to heaven (or an escape from hell as the question implies).
The priest has done the Eskimo a service because he now understands his position more clearly and has an opportunity to build a deeper relationship with God in his earthly life which enables him to do more good than he could have before since he now understands more about the divine plan for humanity.
Having mentioned the divine plan, the question ignores the fact that not all things need to be clear to us to be meaningful. God, as a perfect being, could make a command to spread his word to everyone without explaining the details of how such a task would be beneficial yet we would still be wise to do it for we can know that God, being perfect, would not do that which brings more harm than good.
The question fails to provide a good objection to Christianity.
That doesn't make any sense to me.
It also fails to address the actual point of the OP.