Franklin Graham pleaded with evangelical Christians to get vaccinated against COVID-19 in an interview with Axios that appeared over the weekend on HBO, saying, “I want people to know that COVID-19 can kill you.”
Franklin Graham is begging his evangelical buddies to line up and receive the government injection "before it's too late!!!", going so far as to say he would love to partner with Joe Biden in administering the sacrament of vaccination. He said his famous father, the pro-Vatican Billy Graham, would have taken the vaccine, and for that matter, he said Jesus would take it, too.
"A wonderful and horrible thing is committed in the land; The prophets prophesy falsely, and the priests bear rule by their means; and my people love to have it so: and what will ye do in the end thereof?" Jeremiah 5:30,31 (KJB)
All this panic and fear mongering over a virus with a 98.2% recovery rate, pushing a vaccine that is being forced on the global population against their will, with governments threatening their citizens with economic deprivation for refusing to be injected. Billy Graham said that the Roman Catholic pope was the most spiritual person he had ever met, his son Franklin Graham wants Christians to be injected against their will. The apple really doesn't fall too far from the tree now, does it?
Franklin Graham urges evangelicals to get vaccinated before it’s ‘too late’
FROM RELIGION NEWS: “But we have a vaccine out there that could possibly save your life. And if you wait, it could be too late,” added the prominent evangelist and president of the relief organization Samaritan’s Purse. Graham said his father — the famed evangelist Billy Graham, who died in 2018 — would urge them to do the same.
“My father was a firm believer in medicine. He believed in it, so he would have been a supporter — no question,” he said.
The Axios interview comes as polling by the Pew Research Center shows 45% of white evangelicals say they definitely or probably will not get vaccinated against COVID-19, a higher number than any other religious group. Despite those numbers, Graham told reporter Mike Allen he wasn’t sure that more evangelical Christians are reluctant to get the vaccine than other groups but said he knows that some people are afraid of needles and that some don’t like to be told what to do.
The Rev. Franklin Graham would be happy to work with the Biden administration on encouraging evangelicals to get COVID vaccines, he told "Axios on HBO."
Graham received pushback from many of those evangelicals in March after posting on Facebook that he had received the vaccine and believed Jesus would advocate for it, too. Samaritan’s Purse has hosted both field hospitals to treat COVID patients and vaccine clinics.
What convinced him to get vaccinated, he told Axios, was conversations he had with Ben Carson — the well-known neurosurgeon and Seventh-day Adventist turned politician and Trump cabinet member — and other doctors and scientists, who all told him they planned to get vaccinated.
“To me, there was no question it was safe,” he said.
Graham encouraged pastors to talk to their congregations about the vaccine, saying, “We are leaders in the community, and we have a responsibility to inform them of the truth.” Asked whether getting vaccinated was a pro-life issue, he said, “Of course, and I’m pro-life.”
“Medicine is pro-life,” he added. READ MORE
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