I think Christians should have the jab. But it bothers me how governments are forcing their citizens into it
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Graham Nicholls2021-12-07T19:47:00
In parts of Europe some citizens who haven’t been vaccinated are being issued with fines. Graham Nicholls is concerned we are establishing a dangerous precedent that allows governments to prosecute those who refuse to take certain medicines.
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