Saying "Jesus Christ! I ain't gettin' no God damned vaccination!" does not amount to a

[Atticus]

"religious exemption".

Just so ya' know.

[Hugin]

1. At least those few with legitimate "religious exemptions" don't show up at the ICU.

They tend to be consistent.

[Hugh_Lebowski]

2. Unless you can show you're a devout Christian Scientist, or perhaps a non-xtian

denomination who's traditions I'm unfamiliar with (which might ordinarily preclude 'vaccination') ... I don't think there should be any religious exemptions when it comes to work, school, travel, etc.

[Hugin]

5. A couple of handy links on the stance of major religions with respect to vaccinations.

https://www.vumc.org/health-wellness/news-resource-articles/immunizations-and-religion

https://www.historyofvaccines.org/content/blog/religion-vaccination-confusion

The almost unanimous belief is that as servants of God preserving your health is the correct way to respect what you've been given.

Then there are the others which lack a central authority and those have no official edict on the matter.

[LakeArenal]

3. Let Covid smite them and then they will learn the power of virus

[Roland99]

4. Mormons will now be getting vaccinated

Their “first presidency” announced it was recommending that followers get the vaccine and mask where appropriate

[keithbvadu2]

6. So ask the vax doubters why 'vaccinated by the blood of Jesus' does not protect people.

So ask the vax doubters why 'vaccinated by the blood of Jesus' does not protect people.

Some of them still get sick and die.