Currently there is no mandate, but if their was, that organization would explain any exemptions they allow. But you can gather info from your own church that opposes vaccines. That is usually the only evidence allowed in an exemption hearing.
Not really possible unless you convert to the Dutch Reformed Church or Church of Christ Scientist. These are the only two I could find that probably have Elder support. Blessings.
Employers are the ones limiting your religion not the government. United Airlines rejected all those who used religion as their way to avoid vaccination.
If I may....
This resource explains how the Catholic Church’s teachings may lead individual Catholics to decline certain vaccines. It is intended for Catholics who have made a sure judgment in conscience to refuse a vaccine and should be adapted to fully reflect their beliefs and reasoning. It is not a decision-making guide and does not address all legal, medical, and moral considerations.
All employers are different and some are being strict on religious exemptions while others are lenient. You don’t need to refer to your church or get a letter from a religious leader, you just need to write out what your deeply held belief on vaccines is and back that up as best you can. For instance, if your reason for not taking the vaccine is fetal cell lines, you should attest that you also avoid the many other meds tested on fetal cell lines. You should also attest that you have avoided other vaccines for yourself and your children, and provide proof if you have it. A lot of employers are having people fill out detailed questionnaires that attempt to verify that you have held the belief for a long time and that you consistently apply it. I’ve heard it’s a really bad idea to mix in anything that sounds conspiracy theory-ish. Finally, I’ve heard you should use your own words and not a letter you pulled off the internet, etc. They will know you did that and it will make you look less sincere.
