Is ignorance of the sin of vaccination morally excusable? That is, is it not sinful to vaccinate someone or be vaccinated if one does not know that it violates God’s law, such as the Sixth Commandment?
Category: Ethics
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.”
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).
A Biblical Critique of Vaccination: Part 5: Eyewitness Testimony
Throughout vaccine history there has been countless witnesses who have observed vaccine injury and murder. However, this is dismissed by propagandists who publicly frame the vaccine narrative. The dismissal of eyewitness testimony that shows vaccines are harmful is contrary to Scripture, which gives much importance to eyewitness testimony.
Vaccination with Animal Matter: Medical Bestiality? Some Historical Quotes
“It is God’s command, that man shall not lie with any manner of beast—not contaminate the form of the Creator with the brute creation. Whether vaccination be agreeable to the will and ordinances of God, is a question worthy of the consideration of the contemplative and learned ministers of the gospel of Jesus Christ …” — Dr. William Rowley, 1806