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i am not an expert in this, too assume that a return to science must also be aware that doctors , those that do research are going to pick apart false or bad data. as they report findings while attempt to treat a disease .Antivaxxers misuse the Defense Medical Epidemiology Database to demonize COVID-19 vaccines
Over the last couple of weeks, a claim that the Defense Medical Epidemiology Database (DMED) shows that COVID-19 vaccines have caused a massive increase in cancer, neurological, and cardiovascular dissciencebasedmedicine.org
please read this again
I’ve already agreed. Why do you keep asking the same question? Stop trolling.
Yes yes you are correct and nobody else is. That is what this is about so it's relevant to the topic. You are posing in a Christian persona here giving advice, and other than this one thing I just mentioned, the time previous you gave advice for someone to have a private conversation with leadership when he asked about confronting bad teachers, which was wrong again, as in the opposite of what to do.
Well that's the problem, this stuff is in recent living memory. Up til two years ago, if you got a vaccine it was expected to work. If it functioned in the scope of what the pfizer documents reveal, such as a 15% efficacy rate at one point, then it wasn't a vaccine. If you are wanting to say that vaccines have always worked as the covid flu shots do, then it would be you that has a false understanding. This is the main reason the single dose folks aren't going back. When my wife, as a nurse, tells people that the "vaccine" doesn't prevent transmission or actually stop anything except a claimed reduction in symptoms, people are generally livid.
Like I said, I had already agreed (on the previous page) with what Jesus said.
I agree with what Jesus said, not your misuse of what he said. You are taking one verse and divorcing it from the context to support your position.
I can prove it. Shame on me for thinking that you might actually think about it and do some serious study.
You believe what you want him to have said so that it supports your erroneous position.
Ah, here is one key to understanding the verse. The question is, are you willing to think about it?
It is only foolish for you because you have believed the misinformation and disinformation about the vaccines and COVID. The data shows the vaccines are orders of magnitude safer than getting COVID and that COVID causes all sorts of issues, short-term and long-term.
Or, they could just get vaccinated and have a good chance of not getting so sick they have to go to a physician.
It's no different than a child that can repeat what an adult says but has little to no comprehension of what was said. What is clear is that you lack a basic understanding of proper biblical interpretation, and that you're just willing to let your ideology interpret Scripture at all costs.
Case in point.
Since you asked this question, you actually don't believe what Jesus said, according to your view. First you bring in politics, which Jesus doesn't mention, and now you're bringing in the issue of salvation. According to your own view your question is irrelevant--either you believe what Jesus said or you don't. Did Jesus say that "Those who are well and saved have no need of a physician?"
Please stop dodging and answer my questions:
It's just a fact. There's no "grand jury." It's a bunch of deniers who are pretending to be one. A real grand jury requires that it be lawfully assembled by someone authorized to do so in government. You or I could do the same thing, but it still wouldn't be a "grand jury."
Well, I'm over 70, and I notice that the unvaccinated are over 20 times more likely to be hospitalized or die from COVID-19. And I took graduate work in immunology and operated immunization programs in the military, so I know how it works. Why wouldn't I? Of course I did.