OnwardandUpward
Yes that Hillsong one is a huge church, but I don't know much about it.
As far as I can see I think Monica hit the nail on the head for most people, but there may be something in the bible that is stopping some people. I challenged an American friend why she was condemning me for having the vaccine and she provided me with a link cogforlife.org/prove-it/?fbclid=IwAR1P0TdGbKcfrT3QBAvZ-f8LQQ0g9idm45IvS8gN_E6SHRUl2KR9qt4W5Qc
To be honest it read like gobbledygook to me, but I think that the standards of the FDA in America are not so good as our standards here in UK so maybe that's another reason why?
I wish I didn't have an autistic brain!
I know the Bible pretty well. There is nothing in there that I can think of, or have ever heard about, to stop people having vaccines.
The article you linked to is to do with cell lines, that originated (or may have originated) from aborted foetuses decades ago, being used in the manufacture or testing of vaccines. The original foetal cells have been reproduced and reproduced in labs since then to manufacture many more cells, which I think are sold to scientists to use. Some people don’t want anything to do with any product that has involved using these cell lines.
Although I don’t like abortion, I think that receiving a vaccine that may have involved, somewhere in the process of producing it, cells descended from a foetus killed in the 1970s doesn’t seem like much of an involvement with abortion to me. I think it’s less bad than refusing the vaccine and so putting myself at higher risk of severe illness or death, plus putting other people at higher risk of illness or death by being infected by me. The lesser of two evils, if you like. The other Christians I know think the same.
If someone is refusing the vaccine, I think there would generally be other reasons involved (rational or not), and this one would be brought in as justification.