Well, it seems there are people very convinced for vaccinations and others are very against it. And it seems we have educated and professional people, both ways. And I personally know people I have considered to be real Jesus people, and they are both ways.
And I prayed and trusted God to simply have me do what He wants. And I got the shot and have taken precautions. But I evaluated things by my personal education and experience with medicine; I did not go only by what public figures were claiming.
After all . . . for just one example . . . something so praised and trusted like Tylenol has now been said to be potentially dangerous. But it seems this is in very large quantities, though . . . though I suppose ones can turn this into Tylenol being bad in any quantity > ones can over-state things.
And it seems we have pro-vax and anti-vax people who are nasty and even brutal against each other. So, I am against this. Maybe there are ones overstating things, in either direction . . . overly praising or overly razing the COVID shots. And now I suspect shot reactions can be much more severe and ruining of a life, than getting the sickness would have been . . . at least for ones with an allergic reaction, since the injection can have or cause a high concentration of some substance getting the allergic reaction, more than in an infection with a virus which might bring a much smaller quantity of the substance to which someone reacts in a dangerous way. So, I don't feel I should push anyone, one way or the other, about how each person chooses to risk.
But I am satisfied with risking myself for others; so this could be part of why I have been fine with getting the shot, myself > loving others as myself, being willing to lay my life down for others.
And the Bible says, in Romans 13, to obey our secular leaders, unless there is an obviously wrong thing. I see there can be enough good in vaccinations to have them, though there is risk.
But for me as a Christian, I have >
"nor as being lords over those entrusted to you, but being examples to the flock." (1 Peter 5:3)
So, to me this means I need to love each person, and not try to lord myself over anyone to pressure anyone to get a shot or not get a shot. Plus, knowing how ones can be bullied, if someone wears a mask and is the only one, I might put my mask on, to keep the person company or while talking with the person.
And I match how my lady friend chooses to take risks, since I am mainly sharing with her. And I stay with regulations where masks are requested or required.
So . . . my answer is "other"
Mainly trust God to guide me, by the moment, in His peace, and be kind with everyone, and enjoy loving.
