You’re not the only one by any means, but those

Comment on Conrad Vine Continues to Attack Church Leadership by Sean Pitman.

You’re not the only one by any means, but those you are following (who are each in turn essentially following lead of Dr. McCullough) are telling you many things that just aren’t true. These untruths have ended up causing significant physical harm to many people… to include many long-term injuries and needless deaths. There’s good reason why the vast majority of medical scientists and doctors don’t agree with McCullough – and it’s not because they’re being paid off by “Big Pharma”. It’s because the overwhelming weight of scientific evidence is opposed to what McCullough has been saying.

I’ve seen it myself, with my own eyes – and so has my brother-in-law, pulmonologist Dr. Roger Seheult who runs a large ICU in S. Cal. We’ve seen ICUs overflowing, beyond max capacity, with the very sick and the dying during the height of the pandemic – the vast majority of whom were unvaccinated. Roger’s face and hands are the last things that many saw and felt on this Earth. It was very personal for us. We were actually direct eye witnesses. And, we’re not alone. This very same situation was happening all around the world during the pandemic.

Beyond this, the argument that one should “follow the money” to see that Big Pharma is just telling a bunch of lies about the mRNA vaccines is nonsense. I mean, McCullough has himself made millions of dollars since the beginning of the pandemic pandering to conspiracy theorists and anti-vaxxers – by selling rather expensive “remedies” via “The Wellness Company”, selling Substack memberships, and charging for giving talks and more than 1 million followers on his social media platforms (Link).

Now, I’m not saying that he’s insincere or anything like that, but it’s not like he’s not also profiting quite a bit financially as well… not just “Big Pharma”. Certainly, the pandemic didn’t hurt McCullough financially at all. On the other hand, the medical scientists and doctors who are actually doing the research, who invented and developed the mRNA vaccines, and have collected the scientific data which we have today, did not make big money by any means for what they did. I certainly haven’t made a dime for my promotion of the mRNA vaccines against COVID-19. I simply wanted to prevent as many injuries and save as many lives as possible. That’s all.

Now, if you think that I’m clearly wrong in any particular detail regarding what I wrote in my article above, by all means, do share it with me so that I can make the appropriate correction(s). Otherwise, upon what basis do you choose to side with Dr. McCullough, and his disciples, while rejecting so many honest and hard working doctors and scientists who seem to have clearly falsified McCullough’s key claims? Do you just like how he looks? the sound of his voice? or the fact that he supports what you want or wish to believe? – without the need to carefully consider the other side of the story?

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Conrad Vine Continues to Attack Church Leadership
If the human immune system were the “perfect mechanism” that God originally designed it to be, you’d be right. However, after ~6000 years of sin and decay, the human immune system is no longer what God originally designed it to be – as evidenced by the great many, even among healthy vegan SDAs, who died during the pandemic. Water and light therapies are great and are helpful as layers of protection, but for many, especially those over the age of 65, whey were not enough. The mRNA vaccines were very effective in providing an additional much needed layer of protection during the pandemic. Now, I’ve very glad that you did not get sick enough to require hospitalization and that you avoided long-term injuries and death during the pandemic, but many many others were not so fortunate.

Conrad Vine Continues to Attack Church Leadership
Yeah, I think you’re right…

Conrad Vine Continues to Attack Church Leadership

Hi Sean,

Hope all is well.

I see you wrote a recent article defending the covid vaccine. You seem to be the main protagonist in the church championing the cause of the covid vaccines.

I am on the opposite spectrum

I personally did not touch any of those vaccines, and won’t ever either. I just see to many red flags and it’s alarming to me. Could you possibly explain to me what Revelation 18:23 speaks about please? I would love to hear your take on that verse.

Justin S

Hi Justin,

Thank you for your note. I do appreciate your concerns and your convictions. It can be very confusing to sort out so many different voices saying so many different things regarding what to think and what do to keep oneself as healthy as possible.

Regarding Revelation 18:23, in particular, the term “pharmakeia” is best translated as “sorcery” here. There is no intended advice at all against modern medicine in this passage. After all, would it be wise to suggest that medications like antibiotics to treat bacterial infections or insulin to treat diabetes are evil “sorceries”? Again, such arguments only make the Christians who say such things look sensational and irrational – which puts the Gospel Message itself into a bad light for those who are considering following Christ.

COVID-19 and Vaccines – Update

Consider also that Ellen White herself promoted various medications and medical therapies of her day that she considered to be helpful in various situations? – to include the use of what was generally regarded as a “poison”, quinine, to prevent malarial infections for missionaries who worked in malaria-infested regions of the world? She wrote, “If quinine will save a life, use quinine.” (http://www.educatetruth.com/featured/the-arguments-of-adventists-opposed-to-vaccines/#Ellen-White-and-the-Smallpox-Vaccine) She also supported the vaccination of her son William, both as a child and as an adult (despite William having had an adverse reaction to vaccination as a child) (http://www.educatetruth.com/featured/the-arguments-of-adventists-opposed-to-vaccines/#Ellen-White-and-the-Smallpox-Vaccine). She supported blood transfusion when necessary, despite their risks (https://text.egwwritings.org/publication.php?pubtype=Book&bookCode=2SM&lang=en&collection=2&section=all&pagenumber=303). And, she even supported using radiation therapy when appropriate, despite its risks (https://text.egwwritings.org/publication.php?pubtype=Book&bookCode=2SM&lang=en&collection=2&section=all&pagenumber=303). Beyond this, she recognized the advantages of anesthesia during surgery and the use of medicines to relieve the intense pain and suffering of the injured or sick (https://text.egwwritings.org/publication.php?pubtype=Book&bookCode=2SM&lang=en&collection=2&section=all&pagenumber=286&QUERY=before+major+surgery&resultId=1&isLastResult=1).

I hope this helps you at least understand why I take the position that I take. I mean, I’m a pathologist with subspecialties in anatomic, clinical, and hematopathology and have studied COVID-19 and the mRNA vaccines in great detail. Beyond this, I’ve seen the results myself, with my own eyes – and so has my brother-in-law, pulmonologist Dr. Roger Seheult who runs a large ICU in S. Cal. We’ve seen ICUs overflowing, beyond max capacity, with the very sick and the dying during the height of the pandemic – the vast majority of whom were unvaccinated. Roger’s face and hands are the last things that many saw and felt on this Earth. It was very personal for us. We were actually direct eyewitnesses. And, we’re not alone. This very same situation was happening all around the world during the pandemic. Truly, the mRNA vaccines saved millions of lives and prevented many many more hospitalizations and long-term injuries.