COVID 19 Vaccines

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Claiming something to be true and believing it to be true are entirely different things. Nobody can quote me as claiming it to be true.
 
I am truly convinced that some people just have to learn the hard way. And even some times that cannot penetrate the stubborn wall.
 
RuthAnne said:
Claiming something to be true and believing it to be true are entirely different things. Nobody can quote me as claiming it to be true.
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I’m willing to let this side but I don’t agree with you even slightly.
Also if you believe something to be true it infers you’re open to be corrected so please lets discuss this belief.
 
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I only care that I have the right to protect my family as I see fit. And I’m exercising that right.
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I don’t think that was challenged. The poster queries the basis for your choice - be that evidence, or a belief etc.
 
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The Church takes the position that that is not sinful.
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I don’t think the Church would consider such vaccines as not sinful.
Can you please point me to some trustworthy site to see for my self please?
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http://www.academyforlife.va/content/pav/en/the-academy/activity-academy/note-vaccini.html

That’s the Pontifical Academy for Life; I hope that counts as a “trustworthy” site!
 
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RuthAnne said:
Claiming something to be true and believing it to be true are entirely different things. Nobody can quote me as claiming it to be true.
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Great Moments in the English Language

Not unlike “It depends on what the meaning of the word ‘is’ is.”
 
My doctor of 40 years told me to take the vaccine as soon as it’s available. I trust him.
 
The claim is the action of the person delivering the message. The belief (or non-belief) is the action of the person receiving the message. It’s like the difference between imply and infer.

It’s not that difficult to understand.
 
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Thank you for the radio segment. I did not know that half of the Moderna Covid-19 vaccine trials have resulted in adverse reactions. I also did not know that there were 3 vaccines in development (Johnson
& Johnson, Merck, Pfizez) that use non-controversial.
 
Hey–Easter Vigil, 2017. Me, too!

As for the vaccine, I’m going to be up there at the front of the line.
 
the problem is the research industry didnt listen to the church in the beginning when they wanted to harvest fetal tissues through abortions, they got their way and abortions were legalized and they could collect the fetal tissue in an organized way for scientific research and here we are riddled with problems through out our society but Gods Will always is done eventually.
 
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RuthAnne:
I believe that if everyone made the same choices as me, childhood well being would be positively affected
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Ruth - what has informed that belief?
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@RuthAnne, are you able to share with us what has informed your belief that childhood would be positively affected by declining to vaccinate children?
 
Many many hours of study and personal experiences.
 
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How do we know if a certain vaccine is developed from the cell line of aborted babies? I wouldn’t get that 😦
 
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In 2018, there were 371 confirmed cases in the US. World wide there were an estimated 10,000,000 cases and an estimated 142,300 deaths. Infants and children are the most at risk of fatal complications. Potential complications are pneumonia and encephalitis (swelling of the brain), with life-long complications: permanent brain damage, blindness, or hearing loss.
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This might have made fore sense if I had noted the disease: measles.

It is a disease which is nearly wiped out in some areas of the world; and where it is not wiped out due to lack of vaccinations, it is a seriously damaging and deadly disease.
 
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My husband and I have both had measles and rubella as have our 9 siblings and most of our childhood friends. It was common back then and was no biggie.

None of our children have had the MMR vaccine. It would be fine with me if any of them were infected. I think it just makes them stronger.
 
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