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The Charlie Kirk Show
Pastor MacArthur wrote this book to explore the question of what happens to babies that die, specifically those that are sacrificed, believing that God rescues these children. The book explores the biblical concepts of child sacrifice in ancient cultures and how God intervenes to redeem these children. He also applies this concept to abortion, arguing that God gathers those lost to abortion into His presence.
I believe God rescues those children that are sacrificed.
— Episode: America's Modern-Day Moloch Worship
Episode: America's Modern-Day Moloch Worship
Pastor MacArthur wrote this book to explore the question of what happens to babies that die, specifically those that are sacrificed, believing that God rescues these children. The book explores the biblical concepts of child sacrifice in ancient cultures and how God intervenes to redeem these children. He also applies this concept to abortion, arguing that God gathers those lost to abortion into His presence.
I believe God rescues those children that are sacrificed.
And I wrote a book on that, a book particularly on that subject, What Happens to Babies That Die? Because that I think is a rescue operation by God himself.
I think even with abortion, as horrendous as it is, and it's the contemporary form of child sacrifice to the god of self and the god of sin and the god of independence that dominates mental thinking these days among individuals who just want to live for their own enjoyment, their own pleasure.
It's still the sacrifice of children for a god, only the god is the self, the one who makes the sacrifice. But in the end, God overturns that.
And the title of the book I wrote is Safe in the Arms of God. And I think the Bible makes a case that God rescues those children who die.
