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That's actually easy. All you have to do is ask if they're being consistent. If they've taken all the vaccinations to this point but suddenly have an issue wi
by MisterBastahrd 5y ago
That's actually easy.
All you have to do is ask if they're being consistent.
If they've taken all the vaccinations to this point but suddenly have an issue with this particular vaccine, then it's not a religious thing. Personally, I don't feel like it should matter whether a belief is fundamentally religious or not. The thing that matters is that a person believes it.
That said, if they aren't being consistent, then there's no reason to take them seriously.
- baphometfan 5y agoSure, if you catch them in an lie it’s clear something is amiss. If one argued against Fetal Cell development and asked off for an abortion (or used some other product) then you get to mail them to the proverbial cross. Now, how much time must elapse before a religious change is true and sincere? A hard question to determine. For many, all it takes is a rock bottom moment in their life.
- jjeaff 5y agoEither that or you make the legal argument that your freedom of religion ends at the tip of my nose. Seeing as the larger the group of unvaccinated get, the more danger we are all in, I don't think that would be a difficult argument to make.
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