Yes, I also believe God can reveal His truths to any atheist, pagan or other such false beliefs, at the last moments of their life.
Unlike the Feeny group who put God in a box, and limit His Almighty power.
No one here has denied that God is all-powerful, or that if He wanted to, He could simply snap His Fingers and teleport all of us to His Heavenly Abode.
The question here is not about "limiting" God's power. It's about believing God's promises to His Faithful.
Cases in the past where a Saint mentioned "death bed conversions" were cases where the dying man or woman was already a baptized Catholic but had fallen into unrepentant sin or disbelief. A few cases of baptized Protestants who towards the end accepted the Holy Church are also mentioned. There is absolutely no mention of people who were totally ignorant of the Church, of the Trinity, of Jesus, and even of God, who were given special graces in the last moments of their lives and were thus saved:
NOT because God couldn't do it, but because that would make a mockery out of His Church and all that She has commanded Her Faithful to do in the past.
Just because something was taught in the 40's and 50's here in America or in Holland or Germany does not make it
de fide. The whole "Greatest Generation" and their spoiled rotten baby-boomer kids are what got us into this mess to begin with, what with their indifferentism and urge for acceptance into American society at all costs. President Kennedy's shameful speech to that Baptist Convention in Houston in 1960 is a good example.