Biblical Critique of Vaccines Series, Christianity, Ethics, Mass Murder

A Biblical Critique of Vaccines, Part 2: Vaccination as a Violation of the Sixth Commandment

Countless people throughout vaccine history have testified to friends and family members suffering injuries or deaths following vaccination. Injuries may range from everything from allergies, to autoimmune disorders, to “autism.” Deaths may be miscarriages, Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), and cancer.

To dismiss so many testimonies as “coincidence” seems patently dishonest. Vaccination, then, is a violation of the 6th Commandment and therefore sinful.

Biblical Critique of Vaccines Series, Christianity, Ethics, Natural

A Biblical Critique of Vaccines, Part 1: Vaccination Vainly Attempts to Improve Upon God’s Design

God is the all-wise Creator of all things, and therefore has a good reason for designing things the way they are. God made all things good, in wisdom. But when it comes to protecting one from disease, the vaccinators vainly think they are wiser than God. By bypassing the innate immune system, vaccination triggers an unnatural process — a different immune response than how God intended; a process that actually weakens the immune system.

Christianity, History

The Crucial Role of Churches in Speaking out Against Vaccination (1892)

“Accordingly we turn with hope and with remonstrance to the religious bodies of Great Britain, and summon them one and all to a religious war against vaccination. They are the final refuges against natural panic, which is the ground on which vaccination lives. Let them teach men to be brave in the cleanliness and purity which come from God. They are the centres of rebuke to evil and of encouragement to good.”

Immune System, Natural

Divide and Conquer: How Vaccination DECAPITATES your Immune System

Vaccination, then, subverts and nullifies a proper immune process by 1) bypassing half your immune system and 2) leaving the other half without its normal control mechanism. It is like leaving a ship to sail for itself; or, to use military terms (given the role of the immune system in combating toxins), an officer abandoning the battle, leaving his troops in disarray in the heat of an enemy attack.