Abortion and the Christian Perspective

The Duality of Christian Beliefs

The question often arises: if an aborted fetus goes to heaven, why are so many Christians against abortion? This article aims to shed light on the complexities behind Christian beliefs regarding abortion, rooted in channeled material that goes beyond the conventional biblical teachings.

Understanding Life-Plans and Their Significance

Christian beliefs include the concept of a Life-Plan, a meticulous and detailed plan crafted by the soul with divine guidance. This plan is essential for success in the soul's earthly journey, encompassing everything from our goals to the challenges we face. According to channeled sources, the entire process of planning can take thousands of Earth years, emphasizing the importance of this plan.

When a soul is chosen for a specific life, it is placed in a fetus through a complex approval process by God. If an abortion occurs, the process must start anew, and the mother, along with the doctor, may be required to face negative karma for their actions. This highlights the moral significance of a fetus in Christian teachings.

The Role of Karma in Christian Beliefs

Christianity includes the concept of karma, which plays a crucial role in the consequences of one's actions. Even though the body's decision to terminate a pregnancy is often viewed as the mother's choice, it is vital to consider the potential impact on the soul and the larger picture of karma.

Jesus himself is quoted as saying, "Yes, it is true it is her body, her choice. But she has to take into account her karma. So she should think of it as: Her Soul - Her Choice."

The Catholic Church's Stance on Baptism and Salvation

The Catholic Church teaches that baptism is necessary for salvation. This belief is closely tied to the fate of an innocent soul. A child who dies unbaptized is said to go to Limbo, a place of perfect earthly happiness, but not heaven, because it lacks the Beatific Vision, the true presence of God. This teaching underscores the profound importance of the opportunity for baptism and eternal life.

Given this, abortion is perceived as a heinous act because it deprives innocent souls of their chance for salvation. The act of aborting an innocent life, therefore, carries serious spiritual consequences, both for the soul of the aborted fetus and for the mother, as well as for doctors and others involved.

A Call for Awareness and Compassionate Action

Given the complex and multifaceted beliefs around abortion within the Christian tradition, it is crucial for Christians to approach this issue with a deep understanding of the spiritual consequences. This knowledge should encourage a more informed and compassionate decision-making process when faced with the difficult choice of abortion.

For those interested in learning more about these channeled teachings, exploring the works of Barry Strohm, a noted Christian channeler, may provide further insight and wisdom.