Comments by "hizzle mobizzle" (@hizzlemobizzle) on "GOP Readies To Stop COVID Vaccines For US Troops" video.

Only in America can you claim religious exemption for something the bible never mentions. What religious document says "thou shalt not get vaccinated"?
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@thelasttrump2024 Do you think the bible said " (aka pharmakeia: the use of medicine, drugs or spells)" of course it didn't you added that to try and make the passage mean what you want it to mean. Some Christian denominations believe that when one is sick and takes medicine he doesn’t have enough faith in God because the person is depending on medicine and his/her doctor instead of God to make him/her better. To me, however, this actually reveals a self-righteous attitude and shows a lack of common sense. It is true that doctors cannot heal but only care, as it is only God that heals. This claim that seeing a doctor when sick shows a lack of faith is not consistent with the scriptures because Luke was a medical doctor and Jesus acknowledged him. When you read the Gospel of Luke, you can tell that a man that had medical experience wrote it. Jesus acknowledged the need for a physician when he said in Luke 5:31, “It is not the healthy who need a doctor, but the sick. I have not come to call the righteous, but sinners.” This is repeated in Matthew 9:12 and in Mark 2:17. There is nowhere in the Bible we read that if you have faith in God you cannot take any medication. One’s faith in God should enable him/her believe that the medication will work. Today, there are some Christians who have fine-tuned the Bible to suit their personal and selfish theology and are thus causing serious problems in the household of God.
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@thelasttrump2024 Exactly nothing about vaccines because they had no comprehension of science at the time. In truth you could argue that by not protecting your body from disease you are defiling your temple. I notice a little self editing there. you writing for god these days?
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@thelasttrump2024 Jesus said: “It is not the healthy who need a doctor, but the sick”—Matthew 9:12. For any one who is sick or a pregnant woman who needs medical attention but refuses a medical treatment is acting in ignorance of the Divine Providence. Truth hurts, sorry man
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@thelasttrump2024 Now I am supposed to look into sorcery? I have no interest in what some whackadoo wants to say about how "sorcery" 2000 years ago is somehow relevant in the modern world. If you do not believe in science and medicine and refuse any kind of medical treatment based on superstition then go for it.
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@thelasttrump2024 Like I said if you have no desire to ever take any kind of medicine or visit a doctor because of your personal interpretation of ancient texts go for it.
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@thelasttrump2024 By the way you actually do wish that kind of suffering on everyone. If we are not suffering you are wrong and it threatens your world view.
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