[grey_whiskers]

False witness.
It’s not a vaccine.
It hasn’t been tested on humans sufficiently.
It’s not 95% effective.
Those who got the jab are spreading variant strains (leaky vaccine, see Marek chickens).
The most jabbed countries in the world are having the most severe outbreaks (Johns Hopkins) and are put on US “Do Not Travel” list.

These people started with lies (”When he lies, he is only doing what is natural to him...”)
and are just doubling down.

[Bayard]

"False witness. It’s not a vaccine. It hasn’t been tested on humans sufficiently. It’s not 95% effective. Those who got the jab are spreading variant strains (leaky vaccine, see Marek chickens). The most jabbed countries in the world are having the most severe outbreaks (Johns Hopkins) and are put on US “Do Not Travel” list.

These people started with lies (”When he lies, he is only doing what is natural to him...”) and are just doubling down."

The vaccines might indeed be these things, untested, lied about, prone to spreading variant strains, and or being ineffective. But that doesn't argue that there is a Catholic Religious exemption there per se.

It can and should be in terms of universal human rights, but under that umbrella there would need to be a cogent argument.