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Does the “Fetal Cell” Problem Justify Religious Exemption for Vaccinations?
Posted on Feb 19th, 2014 in abortion, Christianity, fetal cells, God, great commandment, Jesus Christ, love of neighbor, pro-life, Rachel Stone, religious exemption, religious liberty, vaccines, Voices for Vaccines
Rachel Stone posted yet another excellent article about the importance of childhood vaccination for public health over at her new Religion News Service (RNS) blog. Rachel has consistently spoken up in favor of most children being vaccinated against childhood diseases, including in a (surprise!) controversial post several years ago for Christianity Today in which she invoked [Read More...]
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