The Millennial Star

The Church is still true even though the COVID vaccines are failing

Almost a year ago, I wrote this post warning that there would be an increasing amount of information in the months ahead that the COVID-19 vaccines were a failure.

Since then, we have learned that the mRNA COVID jabs actually increase the likelihood of hospitalization and death.

More and more evidence indicates the vaccines are unsafe and harmful.

The state of Florida has urged younger men not to get vaccinated because it increases the risk of heart problems.

The evidence indicates the vaccines are destroying the human reproductive system, and the pharmaceutical companies knew this would happen.

Just this week, Pfizer admitted publicly that it they had NO EVIDENCE the vaccine would stop transmission of the virus. Pfizer execs and public officials of course never said this in 2021, and they went on to support vaccine mandates and vaccines passports throughout the world when, again, there was no evidence the vaccine would stop transmission.

https://twitter.com/Rob_Roos/status/1580194898791354371?s=20&t=4RCtErQxB8jqf5v1S7xGfA

So, what are we, as faithful Latter-day Saints, to make of this? The Church, after all, encouraged members to get vaccinated in August 2021. And now it appears the vaccines are a bust, at least for many, many people. (The vaccines probably are still worthwhile for the elderly and people with co-morbidities).

I want to be clear: I have more faith in modern-day prophets than ever before, and my testimony has not been affected negatively by this situation. Let me reiterate the reasons why:

Here is my answer:  I know that the Book of Mormon was translated by Joseph Smith, I know that Jesus Christ leads this Church and I know that Russell M. Nelson is a prophet of God.  I know that keeping my covenants and performing my Church duties brings joy for me and my family.

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