Daniel Schwindt
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This was more helpful than previous books on vaccine science because of the fact that it covers the problem from so many angles: herd immunity, fetal cells, testing, vaccine court, etc. It will be more useful for Catholics since it operates within the framework of Catholic ethics but the majority of its arguments are logical and not appeals to specifically Catholic doctrines.
Vaccination: A Catholic Perspective
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About as good as a “two guys taking in a room” can be, great dissection of the evils normalized in contemporary society, which is why it is probably going to be ignored by most outlets. No one wants to hear about how modern abortion can be likened to ancient infant sacrifice, etc. Pearls before swine, as the antagonist says.
Nefarious
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