Featured What happens to babies when they die?

You know, there are some of you who are certain you have the "right" answer. Do you really think you have the mind of God? Do you really know what God thinks? Didn't he say that his ways were higher than our ways, his thoughts were beyond our thoughts? Yes, there are things that are written in the Bible...however, it's not everything. So, instead of making pronouncements regarding what God does or does not do, admit that you just really don't know.
Also, regarding infants. There is an age of accountability, where one is aware of sinning. Is an infant capable of that?

 

I believe babies go to Heaven because babies need a Savior too, just like I do, but I also believe, in their form in Heaven they won't be babies and if you look at the scene in Revelation 7, show me a baby?... There are no infants in Heaven only saved saints... Brother Glen

Revelation 7:9 After this I beheld, and, lo, a great multitude, which no man could number, of all nations, and kindreds, and people, and tongues, stood before the throne, and before the Lamb, clothed with white robes, and palms in their hands;

7:10 And cried with a loud voice, saying, Salvation to our God which sitteth upon the throne, and unto the Lamb.

 

Did you read what he actually said?

 

You might want to go read that entry again, you left out some important details.

 

Elect infants dying in infancy will be saved.

 

I think we need to be careful with this. Is there Scripture to back this up?

 

There is the exact same amount of scriptural support for the statement, “all infants dying in infancy are elect and will be saved”.

peace to you

 

Would say that the LORD, as in God the Father, would choose to apply effectual saving grace towards infants....

 

I prefer latter choice as fitting the revealed nature of God to us!

 

I believe that as well, but acknowledge very little scripture concerning this specific issue.

peace to you

 

And there we find the core of your argument.

 

They need a crutch to fall on.

 

You admit to being a universalist.

 

Reformed is dead on. You are attempting to have semantic split ends to your hair, but the bottom line is you teach Pelagian theology and universalism, two doctrines rejected by the church.