Djokovic and Macron: What would Paul say about the vaccination divide?
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Tim Bechervaise2022-01-07T15:25:00
Novak Djokovic is spending Orthodox Christmas facing deportation from Australia and President Macron has vowed to clamp down on the unvaccinated in France. As the divide over vaccinations deepens, Tim Bechervaise asks, how should Christians respond?
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