God wills for all humans to freely enter into relationship with him.1 This is relevant because Jesus's appearing to all persons in the world would best accomplish this.2
By way of response, however,…
• The bolded claim is false.1
• The non-bolded follow-up claim is also false.2
God wills for as many people as possible mentally assent to the truth of Christianity.1 This is relevant because having Jesus appear directly to all persons is the most efficient means by which God could bring about this result.2
By way of response, however,…
• The bolded claim is false.1
• The non-bolded follow-up claim is also false.2
Getting humans to reason from resurrection evidence to the truth of Christianity is the only or primary way God would desire bring someone to belief that Christianity is true. This is relevant because Jesus's appearing is the best or only way to get us to reason from Jesus's resurrection to the truth of Christianity.
By way of response, however,
• There is no evidence given for the bolded claim.
• The bolded claim falsely implies that God doesn't want people to come to faith…
― …by personal spiritual experience.
― …by testimony from trusted persons (like one's parents, evangelists, professors).
― …by dreams (as in the case of many Muslims).
― …by other means.
• it is unclear or false that God does not will for all to believe in Christianity.