Covid-19 Vaccines and Christian Ethics

[Josh]

It looks like Novavax is now approved in Canada for emergency use.
I hope USA will soon follow suit.

Unfortunately Novavax gave into foetal tissue testing too.

Yes, I wish vaccine makers would just avoid all connection to aborted fetuses, but at least it is not injecting "ground up babies" (to use your term) into one's body.

How is conducting testing on still living body parts of babies somehow better?

I refuse to use medicine or vaccines tested on unwilling, live human body parts who were brutally murdered.

[Ernie]

my assessment is you have decided getting Anabaptists vaccinated is more important then actually encouraging someone to take a stance against evil.

I know that you feel this way about me and I don't know how to get you to think differently. I've not been vaccinated and have only encouraged a couple old people, whom I know personally, to consider getting vaccinated.

So for the record once again:
I am against all methods of aborting babies.

[Soloist]

my assessment is you have decided getting Anabaptists vaccinated is more important then actually encouraging someone to take a stance against evil.

I know that you feel this way about me and I don't know how to get you to think differently. I've not been vaccinated and have only encouraged a couple old people, whom I know personally, to consider getting vaccinated.

So for the record once again:
I am against all methods of aborting babies.

You could settle the contention I have by doing what I suggested and writing something in Plain News showing what fetal cells are being used for and how there are legitimate concerns from Christians and logical reasons to object to the vaccines and some medications. Otherwise, your platform is being used for a pro-vaccine agenda without even addressing the Christians who do object. You have personally stated you are opposed to it while in conversations you mentioned to me, you specifically argued with people against their position.