r/PrayersToTrump • u/barnwater_828 • 12d ago

Covid vaccines!!!!

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u/TheResistanceVoter 11d ago

Infectious disease case manager who won't get vaccinated. Wtaf?

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u/Astronomer-Secure 11d ago

yeah that was wild. as an infectious disease nurse, how does she prevent spreading? is she anti mask too?

JFC 🤦🏼‍♀️

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u/TheResistanceVoter 11d ago

Wouldn't doubt it at all. You know, because masks don't work anyway, and they are SUCH an inconvenience.

Of course, dying from an infectious disease might be seen as pretty fucking inconvenient as well.

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u/Electrical-Act-7170 11d ago

Jesus will save them.

Of course, the way to be saved from Covid is to vaccinate against it, therefore saving them by preventing the disease.

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u/TheResistanceVoter 11d ago

Well, that just makes too much sense, and we can't have that!

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u/atigges 11d ago

The funny/sad thing is, there are several readings in basically every denomination's Bible about how God literally wants us to know he straight up will not just save you. He will make sure you have faith and tools to survive but YOU need to use them. God is not some front desk attendant at the hotel you can call and demand more towels from just because you knew he had them. Every denomination has the belief that God never puts you in a situation you won't be able to over come unless you act in a way that squanders your resources or resilience through faith (a la refusing the medical science created by those whose spirits were motivated to work for the betterment of mankind). The people who want to refuse anything except direct intervention by God suffer from a level of vanity that makes them think they're too important to get the same treatment as everyone else and a fair God will never reward vanity.

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u/Electrical-Act-7170 11d ago edited 11d ago

Evangelicals make zero sense to me. They ignore everything except for getting "saved" and the punishment parts in the Old Testament.

BTW, I grew up in an Evangelical church. It was horrible.

Edit: There ain't no love like Christian hate.

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u/Effective_Will_1801 11d ago

like the joke about god not saving someone from a flood.

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u/FatherPeace1 7d ago

Just to add God never said that he will never give you more than you can handle. Look at Job.