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Are the murdered unborn children not entitled to eternal life?From X:
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This is a Guardian angel crying at the cradle of a child that he was supposed to guard.
It was designed by Timothy P. Schmalz and it's called "I Knew You in the Womb", its title recalls the words of Scripture:
“Before I formed you in the womb I knew you.” Jeremiah 1:5. (1/2)
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The work was created as a memorial to unborn children, Schmalz said he wanted to transform the absence into something visible.
Every human life is created by God, known by Him and worthy of love and protection from its conception.
That is what makes the empty cradle so heartbreaking.
It represents a child who will never be seen growing up.
Here, the message is simple: an empty cradle, a grieving angel and a life remembered before the world ever knew it.
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Entitled?Are the murdered unborn children not entitled to eternal life?
Yes.Entitled?
I trust God to judge them justly.Are the murdered unborn children not entitled to eternal life?
Yep.I trust God to judge them justly.
Yep.
I understand the sentiment behind the artwork, but the true tragedy is the decision by the mother to murder her child.
Where is her guardian angel, if you believe in such things?
Perhaps because at some point we become fully responsible for our own actions?If we have angels as children, why wouldn't we have them when we're all growed up?
Perhaps because at some point we become fully responsible for our own actions?
Yep.
I understand the sentiment behind the artwork, but the true tragedy is the decision by the mother to murder her child.
Where is her guardian angel, if you believe in such things?
Perhaps because at some point we become fully responsible for our own actions?
Maybe it was those angels that were bringing a report to God about the atrocities being committed in Sodom, such that God had to personally go down and find out how bad it was.But you do grant we have them as children anyway. Seemed like maybe Doser was questioning that is all.