COVID-19, the Eucharist, and Celiac Disease

Not David said:

I don't know what's up with this nasty and condescending exchange. Science is a tool for physical observations, it is clear that doing that with the supernatural is not going to work the same. Sadly secularism has made science a religion

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buzuxi02 said:

It's scientific terrorism. The problem with scientists is that many claiming the mantle of scientist are not (Bill Gates) and ones who are, actually don't have that high of an IQ (the ones that do consider themselves inventors not scientists). When scientists use their fear inappropriate content, such as when they kept telling us in the 1960s and 70's of impending food shortages due to overpopulation they could not fathom technological advancements in agriculture production. They have limited static thinking. Today food shortages have been replaced by drinking water shortages whwre desalinization technology is already existant. Today on FB, I came across an ad from the WHO on how well S. Korea managed the Covid epidemic and what we can learn from them. What those genius doctors/scientists of the WHO did not say and the sheeple commenting did not know is what the Koreans DIDN'T do. And that is lockdowns. In fact from the ad we learned nothing other than they were the first to implement drive through testing sites. Most scientists are actually low IQ and this is why the nerd works for the C- student, where he is easily guided (and manipulated).

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Xenophon said:

They are using a disease as an excuse to exercise cult-like control and social terrorism - and enforcing the most draconian and soviet measures ever seen in the so-called 'free world.' But look at how most are all into it - as if it's unquestionable.

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Justin-H.S. said:

Branch Covidians.

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