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

A Biblical Critique of Vaccines, Part 3: Vaccination as Doing Evil that Good May Come

The issue in vaccine ethics is not whether there are good results, but whether the action itself is morally lawful according to Scripture. The Bible does not justify disobedience for good outcomes. God’s law is eternal and fixed.

It doesn’t matter how much vaccines are believed to be beneficial. Vaccination, being a poison that endangers one’s health and life and violates the Sixth Commandment, stands condemned by Scripture (Romans 3:8); it is doing evil that good may come.

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.

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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.