The doctrine of Limbo - the place babies go if they should die and not baptized - is no longer taught. We now teach that we live in the sure and certain hope that babies in this case go to heaven.
That does not mean they need not be baptized; on the contrary, they need to be free of original sin and grow in the practice of the faith with help of parents and godparents. Otherwise, they may not fully get to know God as adults.
Answer:
Nothing different than what happens to a child that is baptized. A unbaptized person will grow into the same range of human personality as a baptized one. Approaching their death they will face the same range of options as they have anticipated throughout their lives. Once dead, nobody knows.
(Pius X) we don't know what happens to a baby who has not been baptized. Limbo was one explanation which is a real possibility. Baptism washes away original sin and makes heaven possible Without some kind of baptism - baptism of water, baptism of desire, or baptism by blood, one is not capable of entering heaven making it *extremely* important to baptise any infant in danger of death. We do, indeed, trust in the mercy of God but it is our responsibility to put His Will in effect and we can not depend on wishful thinking or the fantasies of heterdox theologians. As for Limbo, as always, it is one way of thinking about what may happen, but it is not defined as a doctrine, not denied.
Why would you think something different would happen when you die just because you got ceremoniously soaked/wet at some point in your life? Just try to remember that when you are dying nothing is brought with you, not money or family, status or actions (including getting baptized).
the answer is: Nobody will ever know for sure and if someone does tell you they are lying, but I am guessing the same thing as people who where not baptized.
You're asking a theological question here where all Christian religions varies. You place in the after life is determined by 3 things. You heart, you deads, and the people you affect. And you are judged by the same, save it for God. While being baptized will bring you closer to Christ as you take on his name and his yolk (you have to continue is legacy of charity, love, and refinement) you may also be held more accountable, because, you do take on his name.
What I was taught, you will get a chance to know God, and his son, Jesus Christ, and learn all the truthes of eternity. As the saying goes, you reep what you sow.
I am a christian and it's our belief but you go to heaven if you are saved by god which you can do by getting baptized or just saying a special prayer which is what i did and there is a hell for people that are mean and cruel to other people and dont get saved but in heaven you live forever you dont have to agree with me but thats a christians belief
The homophone for "hell" is "shell."
It all depends on the religion. Christians believe that if you have not accepted Jesus Christ as your lord and savior and given your heart over to Him, and been baptized, you go to Hell when you die.
well we cant be exactly sure of whos gone to hell.all the people who dont belive in the lord jesus christ as their savior has or will go to hell as punishment for their sins
No they do not, as Jesus said to suffer the little children to come unto me and forbid them not, for such is the kingdom of God.
He baptized them in the River Jordan. People still go there to this day for pilgrimages.
You can go to the river, lake or the seaside to get baptized.
If you choose to worship God Almighty, then yes, if you dont, sorry but then youre going to hell.
The people always go to Heaven or Hell.
No.
people please be cristian god is youre fater please belive in hime youll get a chance to go to heaven,but if u dont u might go to HELL...U DONT WANT TO GO THERE there fire 10000000000 frerenhite its ugly you dont want to SUFER.
tell them to go to hell its your decision dont give in