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Which distinctive of a biblical worldview would be least compelling to your non-Christian friends? How might you answer objections on this matter?
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I believe two concepts would be least compelling, or hard to understand. First, belief in the Bible and that it’s truly the inspired Word of God. That the Lord inspired man to write the Old and New Testament through the Holy Spirit. Second, the difficulty in believing there is a need for forgiveness; that self-effort to be good isn’t enough.
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The biblical meaning of life might be most compelling as it starts from a practical level on which anyone can relate.
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The idea that there is only one way to get to heaven could seem very off-putting. Time, and listening to them will help, but does not the Creator have the right to direct / decide how things are done?
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Some of my non-believer friends think their lives are good, things are going their ways and why do they want a God to judge and set boundaries for them.
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Why God wouldn’t make it so that all people would go to heaven and the need for a hell. I would answer this by using the stories told in the beginning of the Bible that explain how sin entered the world and how a decision must be made to accept Christ to be able to experience eternal life in heaven.