[...] the Christian way
of salvation is narrow only so long as the Church chooses to let it
remain narrow. The name of Jesus is discovered to be strangely adapted
to men of every race and of every kind of previous education. And the
Church has ample means, with promise of God's Spirit, to bring the name
of Jesus to all. If, therefore, this way of salvation is not offered to
all, it is not the fault of the way of salvation itself, but the fault
of those who fail to use the means that God has placed in their hands.
- J. Gresham Machen (Christianity and Liberalism, Chapter 6: Salvation)
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