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Tor Coffee from Tor Coffee. Is it possible God regenerates some infants? Great question.

I'm Baptist, but don't totally buy age of accountability. Good. You shouldn't buy it.

But also trust God's mercy for kids. What do you think? Absolutely. I believe John the Baptist was

regenerate in the womb. He leapt in his mother's womb at the coming of Mary and Jesus in

Mary's womb. So that, I believe, would be an example. But more importantly than that, if you are

confessionally Baptist or confessionally Presbyterian

on either side of the aisle, meaning you're 1689 or Westminster, then by virtue of being confessional,

you must believe that there are occasions of regenerate infants, because that's the position, the reformed position when it comes

to those children who tragically die in infancy. What happens to children who die in infancy?

There's some theology that gets into the age of accountability. Again, there are multiple wide

spectrum. And so people have different, you know,

different subpoints and nuances and things like that. So some people feel misrepresented by this,

but I'm just giving a generalization. There are some who hold to an age of accountability,

and they believe that before a child gets to that age of accountability, if they die in their

youth as an infant or a toddler, a young child before reaching

the age of accountability, they go to heaven. But if you press them on why, they say they go to

heaven because they're innocent, but not because they have a presence of the imputed righteousness

of Christ. As far as I can tell biblically,

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