Abortion: "They'll Be in a Better Place"
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Channel: Tony Miano · 2018 · Nonprofits & Activism
**PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING BEFORE WATCHING THE VIDEO** "F--- you guys. They'll be in a better place." That's what the woman said to me, after I offered her financial support, medical support, housing, and to adopt her baby. Her wicked justification for murdering her unborn baby is her belief the baby will go to a "better place" (presumably heaven). Her statement also revealed what everyone already knows: She's carrying a baby in her womb. For a clump of cells or a parasite, or an otherwise non-human doesn't go to a "better place" when it dies. You'll hear when she said that I responded by telling her that that was not necessarily the case. Doctrine matters. Truth matters. I do not know if all unborn children go to heaven. The Bible does not tell us. I know that God is good. I know that everything He does is good. I know He is holy, righteous, and just. I know He can communicate to unborn children in the womb, as evidenced by a pre-born John the Baptist leaping in his mother's womb as a pre-born Jesus approached, being carried in Mary's womb. I know that every person God elected to salvation, before the foundation of the world, will be saved. My hope is that would include all unborn children who die in utero. But that an unborn child might go to a "better place" is never justification for murder. Just as (as I said to the woman) thinking she would go to a better place would never justify murdering her.
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