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Covid Faith
- Thread starter Hannahande
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And I recognize the damage you are doing to this forum.
My behavior is I am sitting at a desk typing on my phone.
In reality what you do not like is my posts because they disagree with your feelings about covid and vaccines. You do not want a view that you disagree with posted on this forum. That much is plain.
I rarely use "funny", only when something funny (I have now used it twice in the past 3 months).
So again, you are just spouting things out because you do not want me (or anyone ekse) to post something that disagrees with "your truth".
I rarely use "funny", only when something funny (I have now used it twice in the past 3 months).
So again, you are just spouting things out because you do not want me (or anyone else) to post something that disagrees with "your truth".
No it is your ego that is destroying this forum.
AMEN, AMEN, & AMEN!!!!!!
I'll continue to report your use of the funny icon to mock fellow members.
Mirror, mirror on the wall ----!!!
I'm the fairest of them all.
You are confusing my reason for posting against the anti-vax agenda. I do not want one side in a vacuum.
Thank you sir.
Reported, again.
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Wait a minute....you are the one who called God small because I posted that people avoid the shot and take the shot trying to make the best decision- that the anti-vax agenda is not divinely inspired.
You have no room to type.
Discussing Admin business in an open forum.
The bottom line is that a Christian should have faith even in today's environment.
Read the pros and cons of the vaccines avaliable. Read the risks of the virus.
We are adults and are responsible for our health and the sources we choose to believe.
A person's choice between choosing to be vaccinated or declining the shot is not a demonstration of faith or a lack there-of.
People have died of covid. People have died of the vaccine. Perhaps your choice will have a consequence (either way you choose) but perhaps it will not.
God is in control.
Christians should not despise people for getting vaccinated nor for declining the vaccination. There really should be no persuading either way as we do not know the medical condition of one another and it is none of our business.
Read the pros and cons of the vaccines avaliable. Read the risks of the virus.
We are adults and are responsible for our health and the sources we choose to believe.
A person's choice between choosing to be vaccinated or declining the shot is not a demonstration of faith or a lack there-of.
People have died of covid. People have died of the vaccine. Perhaps your choice will have a consequence (either way you choose) but perhaps it will not.
God is in control.
Christians should not despise people for getting vaccinated nor for declining the vaccination. There really should be no persuading either way as we do not know the medical condition of one another and it is none of our business.
kathleenmariekg
Active Member
This is something that is not being fairly dealt with in the media, private discussions, workplaces and schools, and in the new laws about the vaccines. I can only hope at some point there will be an opportunity to individualize these life and death medical treatment plans, especially if these plans are going to include booster shots twice a year for years or decades ahead.
No medical procedure, drug, or device is a one-size-fits-all situation, unless the situation is deemed so dire that the percentage of the population that is expected to he harmed or lost is smaller than the percentage that will be lost by taking the time to individualize treatment plans.