As we are in the midst of vaccine genocide, it is important to examine this topic from a biblical perspective. For too long, many Christians have justified this practice out of a fallacious appeal to authority and ethical pragmatism. This series refutes this.
Category: Ethics
A Biblical Critique of Vaccines: Part 4: Natural Food versus Unnatural Vaccine Ingredients
Not vaccinating is a no-brainer when we consider that vaccination is the injection of unnatural substances into the body. It is a witch’s brew of death.
Christian Magazine by Pastor Afshin Yaghtin has Entire Issue Exposing Vaccines
Pastor Afshin Yaghtin is the most active pastor I know of in exposing the evils of vaccination. He has also released an entire magazine on the topic
This is an excellent tool for getting the word out about vaccines. Purchase a few and hand them out to fellow Christians. I have a copy — it is very well-designed, making it very engaging.
Willem Bilderdijk (1756-1832): Dutch Poet, Anti-vaccine Resistance Leader
Regarding vaccination, Bilderdijk was an important figure in Dutch history. He rightly regarded vaccination as “perverted scientific practices” and recognized the evil of using the pulpit to promote vaccination.
A Biblical Critique of Vaccines, Part 3: Vaccination as Doing Evil that Good May Come
The issue in vaccine ethics is not whether there are good results, but whether the action itself is morally lawful according to Scripture. The Bible does not justify disobedience for good outcomes. God’s law is eternal and fixed.
It doesn’t matter how much vaccines are believed to be beneficial. Vaccination, being a poison that endangers one’s health and life and violates the Sixth Commandment, stands condemned by Scripture (Romans 3:8); it is doing evil that good may come.