The point of this thread (and the reason why I brought Pope Eugene's teaching into it) is that, according to Francis (and quite frankly MANY Catholics on this board), anyone who is Christian (Catholic or not) are the same: all Christians will be saved even if they are not Catholic...regardless of whether they are invincibly ignorant or not.
To believe that all Christians are saved (barring true invincible ignorance) is not Catholic teaching and never was.
If you're a Christian, you're saved.
If you're not saved, you're not a Christian.
One of the biggest lies going is the one that you can be a committed follower of Christ and be saved, and still go to hell when you die.
If you go to hell when you die, you were never saved to begin with because hell is what we're saved from.
If you were saved and go to hell when you die, could someone please explain to me then, just what are or were you saved from, that you use the term?
OK, that makes sense, and I agree with your point.
My only remark would be, and its my opinion, that the Pope was trying to say ISIS and the like will just as happily kill a Methodist as a Lutheran, as a Catholic. In that sense, we are all the same, non-Muslims.