spockman wrote:
malte wrote:
spockman wrote:
No but places like Holland and Germany have something like 60 percent vaccination rates.To be precise it's 68.5 % of the total population (79.1 % of adults; 86.1 % of the 60+ age group) for Germany, and 72.6 % of the total population (84.9 % of adults; >90 % of the 60+ age group) for the Netherlands. Although I fail to see the point you're trying to make in the context of this thread?
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In our church everyone is following the rules and almost everyone is vaccinated. Our minister made somebody leave service the other day because they were not wearing a mask. Our minister also volunteers at local vaccination clinic. We are baffled by the anti vaxxers. 1 Peter 2:13, Romans 13:1Well you have that going for you, which is nice.
The point is there are all sorts of reasons people are not getting vaccinations. In our community of 50K with likely 50 churches as far as I can see there are only a small minority that have significant number who are stridently anti vaxxers.
If your point is that not all churches push an anti-vaxx agenda, I'll certainly agree. I still can't see how vaccination rates in Germany and Holland are good evidence to make that point, though, and there's certainly no denying that _certain_ churches play a very active and vocal role in pushing the anti-vaxx message.