CDC allows hospitals to classify dead vaccinated people as “unvaccinated deaths”

Thank you. I thought you may have been ridiculing him for his call into the ministry and am relieved that is not the case.

He was called into the ministry a few years ago and had worked with our church for a couple of years.

 

Yea. The dead do stink.

 

Many have died and many are dead. Let the dead bury the dead. Those of us with Life have work to do.

 

I'd imagine some do and some do not. We see this with people who have murdered a person and later expressed remorse.

I am retired Army. Often soldiers care for those who they have killed (not murdered, but killed in combat). The reason is we know they had lives, families, loved ones. They were human beings. And it is not uncommon for soldiers to feel remorse for the dead even though they are not guilty of murder.

But at the same time there are some who feel no concern for the dead. Perhaps the best example is politics. Politicians are agenda driven. I could be mistaken but as far as I know Hillary Clinton never expressed remorse for Benghazi.

We have moble morgues setting up in the town I moved from 3 years ago. The neighboring counties do as well. I'm sure people will demand that somebody or some group be held responsible. These places have a low vacvine rate and the unvaccinated are suffering tge most.

I suspect that is why people become so eager to strike out. It is natural to want to assign blame, but it is not always logical. Often the poorest decisions are reactionary.

 

I believe that we are to rejoice with those rejoicing and grive with those grieving.

When we are saved we are not saved for our own sake but for God's glory. It is then that we can be called children of the Most High

We are a part of His body and we share in one another's joy and pain.

I have never had a desire to stomp on a grave. Were I to inadvertently step on a grave I would not be alarmed. It is really just ground.

When we die we go to he with our Lord. Paul tells us that to be absent in body is to be with Him. Now, if you are trying to spark a debate about tge nature of heaven or where we immediately go when we die, I am not interested. I have faith that when I die I will be with Jesus - that is enough for me.

I hope this answers what you are asking.

I try to be very clear as I think Christians should speak plainly. I covered a lot of ground, I know, and probably offered more than you are asking.

But I would rather speak crystal clear than obfuscate, and offer more than leave something that needed to be said unsaid.

 

I disagree. I do not know that the vaccine will continue to work but so far I have not seen anything to suggest it poses a risk beyond what was projected.

Currently the chances of serious side effects are .0026%. In the trials serious side effects occurred at .6% which was on par with the .5% of serious effects with a placebo. 87% did have side effects but they were minor.

One side minimizes side-effects, the other exaggerates side-effects.

 

Another cool point (to my mind) is the phrase @SGO introduces. He mentioned "stomping" on a grave.

The expression "someone must be walking on my grave" originated in the 1800's. When a person got goose bumps (or a sudden chill) they would use this expression meaning the chill was the result of someone (sometimes an animal) walking over the place that individual was yo be buried when they die.