The question of children

@divegeester said
Interesting; could you expand on where the bible does this please?

Could you expand on your seeming supposition that the Mind and Heart of Christ have a preference for texting on chess sub-forums in your transitory Earth language?

@divegeester said
@kellyjay said
I don't know where they [deceased children] go, do you?

Well let’s consider the options based on your beliefs:
- Option 1 they go straight to heaven and eternal life
- Option 2 they go straight to hell and eternal suffering

If it’s option 1, then at what age does that person stop being a “child” and become eligible for eternal su ...[text shortened]... n 2, then how does that sit with scripture?

[more logical evidence that in fact there is no Hell]

"Hell is other people."
Thank you for volunteering.

@moonbus said
There are posthumous services for the unbaptized who die in infancy as well as for aborted foetuses. They go to heaven.

It's not in the Bible, so don't bother to ask. Not everything pertaining to Christianity is in the Bible.

Actually there is a scripture referring to this doctrine, but it doesn’t specifically mention children.

The whole doctrine and mystical practice you are referring to stems from this scripture fuelled by the opportunity to make money from the surviving relatives fear of the other false doctrine … eternal suffering.

@kevin-eleven said

I got scolded by Ghost for involving your wife in one of my posts -- and yet here you are getting away with this.

You’re too worried about what Ghost of a Duke thinks; but since you are, why not report me to him.