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Still-Born Babies In Limbo?
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I know this may be a delicate topic for some however I was curious as to what this means:
A woman was recalling the tragic and sad event of having a still-birth. When she sought consolation from her church minister she was told that her baby's soul was "in limbo" since it had not been baptised.
From a religious point of view, what does this mean? Does that soul stay in a state of purgatory or what?
Similarly, how about someone who is born so mentally deformed as to not be able to worship God, let alone acknowledge His existence. What happens to that soul when the person dies?
A woman was recalling the tragic and sad event of having a still-birth. When she sought consolation from her church minister she was told that her baby's soul was "in limbo" since it had not been baptised.
From a religious point of view, what does this mean? Does that soul stay in a state of purgatory or what?
Similarly, how about someone who is born so mentally deformed as to not be able to worship God, let alone acknowledge His existence. What happens to that soul when the person dies?
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