>>411
Scripture does not say. The only allusion to this topic in scripture that I know of is when David expresses hope about seeing his stillborn son again, so there must be at least some unborn who make it to Heaven. That's as far as this topic can be authoritatively addressed. Anything more is just speculation.
I do need to point out that scripture makes it clear that unborn children are not sinless, if for no other reason than being born of the sons of Adam. Only Jesus was an exception to this because, in addition to His biological "father" being the Holy Spirit, he had no human father. Hence his being the "second Adam" and thus blameless.
Scripture mentions Esau being born with Jacob grabbing his ankle, which in the context of Jacob tricking Esau out of his brother's birthright shows that Jacob was jealous even before he had left the womb. In addition to that, King David, of all people, said in Psalm 51:5
<Behold, I was brought forth in iniquity,
<And in sin my mother conceived me.
David was not born as a result of adultery or fornication, so what else could he be talking about here but that his very nature was corrupted from his inception? Not that this has any real bearing on your question, but I just wanted to correct you on the idea that any human besides Jesus was sinless.
>>413
>Catholics and Calvinists claim they're burning in hell
I've never heard a Catholic express that sentiment, and in fact have heard quite the opposite. Calvinism has no doctrine on this topic, nor have I ever heard any Calvinist express this view. Stop bearing false witness.
Sage because OP's picture is still gore. Save that for people practicing infanticide.