C-Shot - how would I vote

[Salty]

If a motion was made to require proof of vaccination for the C-virus in order to attend your church service
How would you vote:

 

[JonC]

I would vote no.

 

[Salty]

I would ask the church to consider that some may refuse to come, and would they be able to accept that.
But I suppose if the church voted to do so- I would oblige - (Note, I have already had the shot)

 

[SovereignGrace]

No. I think each person has a right to not take it if they wish. We shouldn’t force, or be forced, to do anything we don’t want to do.

 

[xlsdraw]

Perhaps there was an unvaccinated person that you turn away from hearing the gospel preached.

But by turning them away they were taught the gospel of vaccination.

God will judge this nation for it's focus and resources spent on the flesh, whilst utterly unwilling to do the same for the gospel of Jesus Christ.

 

[Salty]

No. I think each person has a right to not take it if they wish. We shouldn’t force, or be forced, to do anything we don’t want to do.

So if your church voted to require the shot - what would you do?

 

[Deleted member 12390]

Find another church.

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[Deleted member 12390]

So if your church voted to require the shot - what would you do?

Find another church.

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[SovereignGrace]

So if your church voted to require the shot - what would you do?

I would do what I always do and go with the majority. I’m not a fan of being forced to do anything neither should anyone else. But I’m just a sheep in the church.

 

[Reynolds]

If a motion was made to require proof of vaccination for the C-virus in order to attend your church service
How would you vote:

I would vote no. I would leave if it came to that.
Last Sunday night pastor ask how many had Covid shot. Man on back row spoke up and said "only you and your wife have had it and the rest of us don't want it mentioned again."

 

[thomas15]

I had the shot but wish I didn't and don't blame anyone who just says no!

 

[Salty]

I had the shot but wish I didn't and don't blame anyone who just says no!

Why is that?

 

[thomas15]

I had the shot but wish I didn't and don't blame anyone who just says no!

Why is that?

I ride bicycles, between 100-150 miles a week, in 2020, 6200+ miles a lot of that on mountain roads. My bikes and smart trainer have power meters and I use a heart rate monitor. I may not know much about a lot of things in life but I do know what my normal heart rate for a given amount of power/weight effort and since getting the second shot the first week on Feb. (I'm a volly firefighter so I was first in line), since then my heart rate has gone up 10 bpm and my legs are complaining when they shouldn't be. When you are at a sustained (2-3 hours) HR of 165-170 bpm, 10 bpm is a lot. This summer I have seen my HR exceed 190 bpm which is an uncomfortable situation for this 63 year old.

Over the last 4 weeks I have been doing my best to power through this because I have a 65 mile charity ride end of the month (The Ben to the Shore Bicycle Tour - Ben Franklin Bridge in Philly to the Showboat in Atlantic City NJ). I'm a member of a large team (The Jim Thorpers). Normally I would expect to do this in less than 3.5 hours which is still my goal considering, but, I really need to get on it.

 

[Bible Thumpin n Gun Totin]

I ride bicycles, between 100-150 miles a week, in 2020, 6200+ miles a lot of that on mountain roads. My bikes and smart trainer have power meters and I use a heart rate monitor. I may not know much about a lot of things in life but I do know what my normal heart rate for a given amount of power/weight effort and since getting the second shot the first week on Feb. (I'm a volly firefighter so I was first in line), since then my heart rate has gone up 10 bpm and my legs are complaining when they shouldn't be. When you are at a sustained (2-3 hours) HR of 165-170 bpm, 10 bpm is a lot. This summer I have seen my HR exceed 190 bpm which is an uncomfortable situation for this 63 year old.

Over the last 4 weeks I have been doing my best to power through this because I have a 65 mile charity ride end of the month (The Ben to the Shore Bicycle Tour - Ben Franklin Bridge in Philly to the Showboat in Atlantic City NJ). I'm a member of a large team (The Jim Thorpers). Normally I would expect to do this in less than 3.5 hours which is still my goal considering, but, I really need to get on it.

Volly here too. That's exceptionally scary. You need every bit of strength you can muster to use a halligan or K12 when you've already got bunker gear on. The majority of my department has not gotten the vaccine. 2 members who did got COVID. If the state tries to require it the department will probably just disband

If a motion was made to require proof of vaccination for the C-virus in order to attend your church service how would you vote?
How would you vote:

I wouldn't vote for it. Would leave a Church if they required a card as it's unbiblical.

James 2:1-3 is pretty clear on adding requirements, or showing favoritism to folks entering the building.

Not to mention that if a lost sheep is turned away from the Gospel at the service due to not having a vaccine card the Lord is going to hold the leadership accountable.

 

[Reformed]

I would abstain followed by resigning my church membership.

 

[canadyjd]

I ride bicycles, between 100-150 miles a week, in 2020, 6200+ miles a lot of that on mountain roads. My bikes and smart trainer have power meters and I use a heart rate monitor. I may not know much about a lot of things in life but I do know what my normal heart rate for a given amount of power/weight effort and since getting the second shot the first week on Feb. (I'm a volly firefighter so I was first in line), since then my heart rate has gone up 10 bpm and my legs are complaining when they shouldn't be. When you are at a sustained (2-3 hours) HR of 165-170 bpm, 10 bpm is a lot. This summer I have seen my HR exceed 190 bpm which is an uncomfortable situation for this 63 year old.

Over the last 4 weeks I have been doing my best to power through this because I have a 65 mile charity ride end of the month (The Ben to the Shore Bicycle Tour - Ben Franklin Bridge in Philly to the Showboat in Atlantic City NJ). I'm a member of a large team (The Jim Thorpers). Normally I would expect to do this in less than 3.5 hours which is still my goal considering, but, I really need to get on it.

That’s terrifying. Have you considered getting your heart checked. I know younger folks can have heart problems as a side effect. Maybe your excellent condition has done the same.

peace to you

 

[Guvnuh]

No.