This is circular reasoning. The problem doesn't go away.
I'll put it here again:
"For if you believed Moses, you would believe Me; for he wrote about Me. 47 But if you do not believe his writings, how will you believe My words?”
Seems clear enough to me, at least to dispel some of your strong statement that Moses did not believe in Jesus. As to the question of whether Moses was in hell or not,
@Axl888 answered that really well. But You just brushed it off.
Still awaiting an answer to this question too. Since everybody else (non-Christians) is too stupid to reject Jesus as "lord and savior".
Has anyone ever called you stupid for that?
(an idol, an object, an item bound to time/space and most notably bound to historical chronology)
Jesus is not an idol. His earthly ministry was bound to history but we believe that he, unlike other such historical figures, is not buried with it.
The question remains why and how pure-Monothiests, who believe in God and God only, are misguided?
And alongside this, how people who only accept God and God only are damned to hell for not accepting an object (which forms a cultural reference point and the item of doctrinal supremacy) as the only mode of salvation?
This is an important theology question because it in many ways determines the validity of one's doctrines (as well as the major polemical tool of Christianity against everyone else - historically originating with the Jews who disagreed that a man cannot be God).
This depends. Do you believe that Jesus, in claiming that he was the
only way to the Father, was referring to the same God of the OT? The same God who says in Isaiah 43:10-11:
“You
are My witnesses,” says the Lord,
“And My servant whom I have chosen,
That you may know and believe Me,
And understand that I
am He.
Before Me there was no God formed,
Nor shall there be after Me.
11 I,
even I,
am the Lord,
And besides Me there is no savior."
If you don't, then you must believe Jesus was a sham unless you can reinterpret his words in a way that doesn't require mental gymnastics. If you do . . . Well then that answers your question. As I said in the other thread, the way in which self-professed Christians choose to engage with others doesn't effect the validity of that message. I, as someone who does believe in Jesus as the only way to God, am not responsible for people who claim the same as me but are self-righteous, condescending or disrespectful in how they conduct themselves with others. I can understand if you've come into contact with majority "condemnation" Christians that you'd be sceptical or disdainful toward them. But you conflate poor behaviour with bad theology. If we go strictly by Jesus's words then he is responsible for the "polemic" against "everyone else".
John 14:6
"6 Jesus said to him, “I am
the way,
the truth, and
the life.
No one comes to the Father except through Me."
John 3:14-15
"14 And as Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, even so must the Son of Man be lifted up, 15
that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have eternal life."