Being born during the time of Revelation

For this topic (probably best put The Bible: Accuracy and Inerrancy), let's suppose the events of the book of Revelation are still to come. Are the children born during the timeframe described doomed?Any child would be born into a populace of cursed people. People who did not accept Jesus during the preceding time of grace and mercy. Do these children have any hope?As always, Just Wondering
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It is, however, "in". I can certainly see why the book caused controversy then as it still does today. Never the less, it's definitely hard to pinpoint an answer about post-apocalypse children in it's verses.thanx
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Is this idea speculation or based in Scripture? If not mere speculation then please cite the passage and verse.Your mention of abortion brings up another thought about the time line of Revelation. When the faithful are "raptured" will this include kids? How about the unborn? Would a fetus be taken from a Non-Christian woman?Just Wondering
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Nothing to forgive, I just wanted some clarification.So I'm still back at my original question. How will God deal with these "graceless" children of the end times?thanx
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Lysimachus, I'm not really following what you are saying.Can you tailor an example around a child that is born and grows up during the Revelation time period?thanx
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I'm assuming this means that children have a "Get Outta Hell Card Free"... so to speak?What about those children that survive all the catastrophe and manage to become adults? What becomes of them?thanx
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I'll conceed the rapture timing argument. There seems to be two camps, Pre-tribulation and Post-tribulation folks. If the rapture comes after the tribulation events then this topic is moot.Any Pre-tribulation readers who would like to address this topic?thanx
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Glad to have your input Willowtree!What's your thoughts on the original post?What about those children that survive all the catastrophe and manage to become adults? What becomes of them?thanx
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