A lot of people are rejecting the Gospel today either explicitly, by openly stating their objections, or implicitly, by living a life contrary to the Gospel. The former is at least honest. They are rejecting the Gospel because they have questions and they feel that no one has yet answered them in ways that satisfy them. Hopefully, their questions will be answered soon and they will be able to come to faith. However, the latter is harder to deal with because they are usually former or current followers of Christ who no longer believe the Gospel in their hearts even though they still profess to believe. This kind of rejection is dangerous.