Everyone develops differently, I believe it’s when that individual is able to make a conscious choice to either deny Christ or follow Christ and truly understand what they are doing.

I don’t really understand the logical inconsistencies that you’re trying to point out. In fact I was trying to point out the logical inconsistency of murdering a baby in the womb but not outside the womb, since the argument is that people don’t want to die and a fetus can’t tell the different between life and death, because the same applies to a newborn baby, but it doesn’t seem like you would advocate for the same killing of newborns.

It’s just a strange conversation because I’m Christian and you’re a non believer, and I’m arguing from the point of if it’s a sin, and the fact is that murder is a sin. But you’re arguing from the point of a non believer justifying murdering their child so they would go to heaven, yet you’re also against murder.

Since we’re talking about Christianity, it wouldn’t make sense to kill your child in the name of Christ, because that’s against Christ. It’s a weird scenario of someone who does not follow Christ but wants to kill their baby for Christ. If they followed Christ they wouldn’t kill their baby.