Biblical Critique of Vaccines Series, Christianity, Ethics

A Biblical Critique of Vaccines, Part 7: Vaccination Disregards the Interdependence of the Body Systems

In essence, vaccination says to your most vital immunological defenses, “I have no need of you” — despite their critical role in a proper immunological response and in filtering poisons (such as vaccine ingredients). Practically speaking, when vaccination is performed, the organs and protections that it bypasses are removed, as their uses in that occasion are nullified.

Ethics, History

The Westminster Larger Catechism (on the 6th Commandment) vs. Vaccination

Vaccination both injures and kills – and on a large scale at that. And so, as the Catechism describes, it is not, as its propagandists assert, a “lawful and necessary means of preservation of life,” or “a sober use of … physic [medicine].” On the contrary, it is “striking, wounding,” and even the “taking away the life of ourselves, or of others.”

Christianity, Ethics

Vaccine Ethics: Biblical versus “Costs/Benefits”

The crux of the vaccine debate is morality, or ethics. That is, “ought we to vaccinate?” This must be decided by Scripture, as Jesus is King of kings, and has all authority in Heaven and on Earth. Therefore, He must be obeyed in all areas of life; Scripture equips for every good work (2 Timothy 3:16, 17).