In a letter I have received from Mr. Evans, of Dowlais, he says: “I wrote to Mr. George Muller, Bristol, asking him to tell me what he, with his vast experience, thought was my duty. I had lost a child through vaccination, and believed I nearly lost another. My conscience told me vaccination was wrong. Should I obey the law or my conscience? He replied it is my duty to walk with God, according to the light of conscience.”
This week is the “Faith and Medicine” conference, Friday Feb. 3 and Saturday Feb. 4 in Cumming, GA. It can be seen onsite or online. Includes Dr. Peter McCullough as well as pastors and speakers who are serious about biblical worldview.
The goal of the book is to show that vaccination is unbiblical and sinful — and that since early vaccine history, there have been Christians (or those influenced by Christianity) who have opposed this evil practice.
Pastors, let me ask: would you have spoken out about the evils of the Nazis? If some in your church were deluded and supported the Nazis, would you have refrained from condemning the Nazis in the name of “unity”?
The first and only trial and conviction for vaccine murder? Read about this trial that took place after the War Between the States, and 4 important takeaways.