Corporate Religious Huckster Says Jesus Would Have Gotten the Jab

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Anonymous , Jim Hoffnung     , John

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Sunday, April 11, 2021 - 19:30
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Anonymous said...

I think it's inadvisable for any religious figure to weigh in at all on the vaccines unless they are speaking directly to the moral issue of the abortion link, and only if they are well versed in Theology before 1975 or so. No religious figure of any kind, Catholic, Orthodox, Protestant, Jewish, should be telling their members to take or not take the vaccine. They are not medical people, therefore they are just sharing their opinion on something out of their jurisdiction. People must weigh the facts and decide based on their own opinion and they might consider their doctor's. Pastors need to stay in their own wheelhouse.

 

March 23, 2021 at 2:46 PM 

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Jim Hoffnung said...

The Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith have issued an authoritative statement, base on the theological reasoning of St Thomas Aquinas, declaring that none of the available vaccines are ethically tainted. The CDF went on to state that Catholics should be vaccinated as it is the morally responsible thing to do.

 

March 23, 2021 at 9:43 PM 

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John said...

I just read “Note on the morality of using some anti-Covid-19 vaccines (21 December 2020)” and the conclusion that none of the vaccines are ethically tainted was not there. I didn’t think so.

 

March 28, 2021 at 1:53 PM ...John said...

I see your point but from my Catholic perspective the only religion that is guided by the Holy Spirit is the Catholic religion. If the Catholic Magisterium said it is a moral good to get the jab then I would consider it. They won’t of course because it is clearly Blasphemous to say as Falwell said that Jesus would approve of the vaccine. His so-called church is nothing but a corporate racket as noted in another comment. His best friends are high level members of the Church of Scientology for gosh sake. He may be a Scientologist himself. Not all religions are equal or true is my point.

March 28, 2021 at 6:34 PM 

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It is interesting to note that the commanment of keeping God's name holy has gone the way of the one forbidding adultery, which was about time, I suppose.

Still, I miss the old pre-Bergoglian days when we would make fun of protestants who said stupid things without ever having to worry about whether the man considered pope would utter something just as stupid the next day.