Re: Question about religious exemption

[Guest guest]

There could be religious reasons for not having calf serum, monkey kidneys,

porcine tissue as well. Buddhism, Judaism and Islam would probably not endorse

injecting these substances into other humans, but are they generally aware of

such disgusting ingredients?

I believe it is Christian Scientists who don't vaccinate. They are not

Scientologists and have nothing to do with L Ron Hubbard. They follow the

teachings of a lady called Baker Eddy. JW's don't accept blood products and

I hope, with education, they would extend that to vaccination.

Adventists actually encouraged their young men to act as medical guinea pigs

instead of conscientious objection to war! Some object personally, but it isn't

part of church doctrine. Some have the equivalent of kosher kitchens, so would

be more open to accepting that vaccines are disgusting and against what God

would want for His people.

Maracuja

 

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Re: Question about religious excemption

Hi !

I do know that Christians are anti-abortion. I would point that out

to your church like I did with mine. Many churches are not even

aware that vaccines contain aborted fetal tissue. So, while many

churches have battled, picketed and rallied against abortion - they

need to be made aware of this alarming fact as well. We need to

educate them.

Dawn

>

> In kansas we have the medical and the religious exception only. We

are

> taking the religious exception for our kids.

>

> We are a Christian family and truly believe that we were give an

immune

> system by God and that is ment to protect us from illness and that

> injecting poison into our kids is not his plan.

>

> We are not part of a church that states that they are against

> vaccinations.

>

> One thing I do not know is what " formal " churches do not beleive in

> vaccinations?

>

> I know the Church of Scientology. ...are there others as well. Just

> wondering.

> andrea

>