Religious exemption for vaccine

[Anonymous]

They called you out on your scam. Get the shot or go somewhere else.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We file a religious exemption with my kidscollege, we had most vaccines but then we did some research. They might not allowed him to register for the Spring Semester.. Is VT allowed to do this? We don’t have money for a lawyer so we not sure what to do.

"We" who? Is your kid under 18?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Since your objections weren't actually religious, I don't think there's a first amendment argument to be made here. If your kid is in college, he is an adult. If he wants to stay at school, he will have to follow the rules. If he doesn't want to follow the rules he can find a different school (liberty could work) and take out loans as needed to pay for it, or get a job (probably not military; they have lots of vaccine requirements). It's his choice.

+1 he has to get the vaccine or leave

[Anonymous]

The research from Vanderbilt University found theological opposition to vaccination only within the Dutch Reformed Church, Christian Scientists, and a handful of faith-healing denominations (Faith Assembly, Faith Tabernacle, the Church of the First Born, and the Endtime Ministries). But even within these groups there is not universal opposition to being vaccinated. Some members of Dutch Reformed Congregations may decline vaccinations because they interfere with divine providence, but others may accept vaccinations as a gift from God to be used with gratitude. The Church of Christ, Scientist, for its part, teaches that disease can be prevented or cured by focused prayer, but there are no strict rules against vaccination. The founder of the Church, Mary Baker Eddy, stated that “[r]ather than quarrel over vaccination, I recommend, if the law demand, that an individual submit to this process, that he obey the law, and then appeal to the gospel to save him from bad physical results.”

Caution : writing a false statement about “religious beliefs” can be criminal act.

https://www.americanbar.org/groups/crsj/publications/human_rights_magazine_home/intersection-of-lgbtq-rights-and-religious-freedom/sincerely-held-or-suddenly-held/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We file a religious exemption with my kidscollege, we had most vaccines but then we did some research. They might not allowed him to register for the Spring Semester.. Is VT allowed to do this? We don’t have money for a lawyer so we not sure what to do.

Yes, absolutely. Your religion isn't valid in terms of public health and what your germy offspring might expose others to.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The research from Vanderbilt University found theological opposition to vaccination only within the Dutch Reformed Church, Christian Scientists, and a handful of faith-healing denominations (Faith Assembly, Faith Tabernacle, the Church of the First Born, and the Endtime Ministries). But even within these groups there is not universal opposition to being vaccinated. Some members of Dutch Reformed Congregations may decline vaccinations because they interfere with divine providence, but others may accept vaccinations as a gift from God to be used with gratitude. The Church of Christ, Scientist, for its part, teaches that disease can be prevented or cured by focused prayer, but there are no strict rules against vaccination. The founder of the Church, Mary Baker Eddy, stated that “[r]ather than quarrel over vaccination, I recommend, if the law demand, that an individual submit to this process, that he obey the law, and then appeal to the gospel to save him from bad physical results.”

Caution : writing a false statement about “religious beliefs” can be criminal act.

https://www.americanbar.org/groups/crsj/publications/human_rights_magazine_home/intersection-of-lgbtq-rights-and-religious-freedom/sincerely-held-or-suddenly-held/

Oh gosh. I love the bolded. If you pray hard enough God will suck that vaccine autism right back out of your system! Just like the Crow does with Darla's morphine and says "Morphine is bad for you"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Get the vaccine.

+1 you clearly don't have a religious reason, you just suck

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We file a religious exemption with my kidscollege, we had most vaccines but then we did some research. They might not allowed him to register for the Spring Semester.. Is VT allowed to do this? We don’t have money for a lawyer so we not sure what to do.

Yes they are

Why should they allow your kid near mine?

[Anonymous]

Antivax troll of stupid

[Anonymous]

Healthy Hokies Portal? That name alone would keep me away from the school.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The research from Vanderbilt University found theological opposition to vaccination only within the Dutch Reformed Church, Christian Scientists, and a handful of faith-healing denominations (Faith Assembly, Faith Tabernacle, the Church of the First Born, and the Endtime Ministries). But even within these groups there is not universal opposition to being vaccinated. Some members of Dutch Reformed Congregations may decline vaccinations because they interfere with divine providence, but others may accept vaccinations as a gift from God to be used with gratitude. The Church of Christ, Scientist, for its part, teaches that disease can be prevented or cured by focused prayer, but there are no strict rules against vaccination. The founder of the Church, Mary Baker Eddy, stated that “[r]ather than quarrel over vaccination, I recommend, if the law demand, that an individual submit to this process, that he obey the law, and then appeal to the gospel to save him from bad physical results.”

Caution : writing a false statement about “religious beliefs” can be criminal act.

https://www.americanbar.org/groups/crsj/publications/human_rights_magazine_home/intersection-of-lgbtq-rights-and-religious-freedom/sincerely-held-or-suddenly-held/

Oh gosh. I love the bolded. If you pray hard enough God will suck that vaccine autism right back out of your system! Just like the Crow does with Darla's morphine and says "Morphine is bad for you"

it is a cute way of saying there is nothing in our religion that forbids it so follow the law like a normal person

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:LMAO

What cockamamie religion doesn't allow Covid vaccines? Seems like it's time to get a new religion then.

JW might not they don’t allow blood transfusions.

And that's idiotic.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The research from Vanderbilt University found theological opposition to vaccination only within the Dutch Reformed Church, Christian Scientists, and a handful of faith-healing denominations (Faith Assembly, Faith Tabernacle, the Church of the First Born, and the Endtime Ministries). But even within these groups there is not universal opposition to being vaccinated. Some members of Dutch Reformed Congregations may decline vaccinations because they interfere with divine providence, but others may accept vaccinations as a gift from God to be used with gratitude. The Church of Christ, Scientist, for its part, teaches that disease can be prevented or cured by focused prayer, but there are no strict rules against vaccination. The founder of the Church, Mary Baker Eddy, stated that “[r]ather than quarrel over vaccination, I recommend, if the law demand, that an individual submit to this process, that he obey the law, and then appeal to the gospel to save him from bad physical results.”

Caution : writing a false statement about “religious beliefs” can be criminal act.

https://www.americanbar.org/groups/crsj/publications/human_rights_magazine_home/intersection-of-lgbtq-rights-and-religious-freedom/sincerely-held-or-suddenly-held/

Oh gosh. I love the bolded. If you pray hard enough God will suck that vaccine autism right back out of your system! Just like the Crow does with Darla's morphine and says "Morphine is bad for you"

it is a cute way of saying there is nothing in our religion that forbids it so follow the law like a normal person

Yes!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If ever there’s a time for vaccinations, it’s when you live in close quarters with thousands of people, have compromised immune systems from staying up too late and eating like college students do, and possibly engaging in more sexual activity than any other time in life. Unless your “research” was enrolling in medical school, get the vaccines

+1000

If it's meningitis, who would not want their kids to get it?!?!? It's an illness that often looks like the flu and ERs are known for sending kids home. Except if it's actually meningitis it can go from "moderate" to the kid is dead or severely permanently injured in 24-36 hours.

All 3 of my kids got the Men B before heading to college. When living in dorms, you are more likely to end up with something like that.

[Anonymous]

troll