Exactly. We don't know what happens to those who die unbaptized. God has not revealed it.
So shouldn't we proceed as if baptism is absolutely necessary for salvation? Really now, when it comes to eternal salvation don't we want to proceed with what we know to be certain rather than our best educated guesses? In the cases where baptism could not possibly occur before death we may still hope in the mercy of God.
With regard to abortion, doesn't this make the act of abortion possibly the gravest evil? To deny all those souls the opportunity to be baptized, the means of grace for salvation? Isn't that the ultimate plan of Satan?
John 3:3 Jesus answered and said unto him, Verily, verily, I say unto thee, Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God.
Where does this involve children?
Actually ... no. I believe we are now moving into the next phase which is far more evil than abortion - human cloning. Intentionally creating humans for the sole purpose of supplying organs and other body parts. What about these? They will never be afforded the opportunity to be baptized, not even by desire.
Yes
Really now, when it comes to eternal salvation don't we want to proceed with what we know to be certain rather than our best educated guesses?
Yes
With regard to abortion, doesn't this make the act of abortion possibly the gravest evil?
Yes
To deny all those souls the opportunity to be baptized, the means of grace for salvation? Isn't that the ultimate plan of Satan?
Yes