“Will he not likewise be distracted with horror at the thought of the high injustice, and foulest tyranny he has heen guilty of, in hazarding and bringing to an end the life of one, whom, as being his own flesh, he ought to have proved tenderest to ; and over whom no law whatever invests him with a right of absolute disposal?”
“And so you have accrued unto your selves an odious Character in the Minds and Mouths of too many, ay very many, of your Hearers and Contributers. They are prejudiced against your Persons, & consequently against whatever you teach.” — Reverend John Williams, on ministers who promote the dangerous practice of smallpox inoculation
For those of us concerned about Christians participating in this evil, how often have we heard, when addressing a fellow Christian, the following?: “Everyone should have the right to decide for themselves whether to vaccinate. As a medical procedure, vaccination is a matter of Christian liberty.”
An excellent concise critique of vaccination and vaccine mandates in Vaccination Tracts (1892). It is the Christian duty to never go along with child-murder via vaccination, even when threatened by the sword of the state.
Dr. Abraham Capadose (1795-1874) was a model opponent of vaccination in Christian history. He was salt and light, willing to stand firmly against the evil of vaccines. Capadose called vaccines for what they were: evil, criminal, pagan, murderous, and prideful.