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I am posting this in the controversial forum to allow for controversial answers to the question.
There is some banter on television right now over the State of New York passing, or contemplating passing, a law banning unvaccinated children from public places. This raises the spectre of childhood vaccinations and a "religious exemption" for parents whose religion prohibits them from vaccinating their children.
This leads me to ask "what on earth religious exemption does a person have for refusing to vaccinate their children"?
Do you have one? Do you claim one? Do you know of one? Is there one?
There is some banter on television right now over the State of New York passing, or contemplating passing, a law banning unvaccinated children from public places. This raises the spectre of childhood vaccinations and a "religious exemption" for parents whose religion prohibits them from vaccinating their children.
This leads me to ask "what on earth religious exemption does a person have for refusing to vaccinate their children"?
Do you have one? Do you claim one? Do you know of one? Is there one?