Ummm, to be saved doesn't one need to see something as a threat to be saved from?
What if you try to save someone from a threat that only you understand?
Are you not imposing your will on them?
I don't need to be saved because I don't see living as a threat.
I don't see dying as a threat either.
To me, its all just how existence plays out.
My life is not full of sin, its full of experiences. My experiences, good and bad. They make me who I am and I like me. I certainly don't need saved from myself.
To answer your first question my answer would be yes.
To answer your following conjoined question I say the following, yes.
Now let me go back to your first question.
All have sinned.
All are born with a sin inherited nature.
The wages of sin is death. Therefore that is what all of us need to be saved from IF we CHOOSE to be saved from the consequences of sin
which is physical and spiritual death.
Due to our God given free will we can choose to accept God's plan of salvation or reject it.
God respects what He has created to such an extent that
He will not allow even His overwhelming love to violate our free will.
God loves you , but
He will not force His love upon you or anyone. Forced love is not love at all.
Why doesn't God save everyone?
Because He will not violate the free will He has given us.
Salvation is a free gift from God.
Gifts must willingly be received.
Our love for God must be voluntary.
All have sinned
According to whatever particular religion you adhere to.
However, sin is how you look at life and the choices and actions you do during the time you are alive. It requires you to think that what you do is wrong. Even if a murderer kills someone without remorse it is only a sin if he thinks it is. If he has no problem taking another's life he did not sin. He doesn't need saved. He needs punished by society unless that society all doesn't see murder as a sin. When a zealot kills an infidel they do not see it as a sin and therefore need no forgiveness for a sin they do not acknowledge.
All are born with a sin inherited nature
Not necessarily. Some are born with no idea what sin is until a specific religion tells and convinces them. Until that time, they no not of sin so can't be sinners.
which is physical and spiritual death
Not everyone experiences physical and spiritual death because they sin. There are many that carry sin in their minds yet suffer no consequences.
There are more that do misdeeds that they do not even see as misdeeds.
Sin is something someone assigns onto someone else in an effort to control their behavior.
He will not allow even His overwhelming love to violate our free will.
However, religion creates conditions for free will. Rewards and punishments are a condition placed on free will. Needing to be 'saved' is a condition placed on free will.
He will not force
No, My God doesn't force love on anyone. Religion Gods do. This is evident by the need to be 'saved' and the promise of reward or punishment for compliance or non-compliance.
Salvation is a free gift
It is not a free gift. It is an implied reward for compliance to the doctrine of the religion. If you believe, you get 'saved' from sin.
If you do not see living as a sin, you do not need saved from it.
The gift only applies if you believe, which is a requirement, so it is not free.
Personally, I don't really care what others believe.
If they get contentment from it great.
I have my own contentment and mine works for me.