Yeshiva Boards Pretending to be Medical Caregivers
It could be that some people on Yeshiva Boards are physicians.
What is becoming clear however is that not only are the yeshivas disregarding Religious Exemptions (Google Shulamith School), but they are also not accepting Medical Exemptions.
Stating that Judaism doesn't believe in a religious exemption is a very monolithic way of looking at both vaccines and Judaism.
There is a clear risk/reward equation which must be taken into consideration when choosing whether to vaccinate. Saying that Judaism does not give any credence to such an equation is silly, and clearly demonstrates that a person has not thought this through at all. Read the articles at the Religious Exemption link!
Then state unequivocally that Judaism has no Religious Exemption. I dare you. You won't be able to if you are honest with yourself.
What is becoming clear however is that not only are the yeshivas disregarding Religious Exemptions (Google Shulamith School), but they are also not accepting Medical Exemptions.
Stating that Judaism doesn't believe in a religious exemption is a very monolithic way of looking at both vaccines and Judaism.
There is a clear risk/reward equation which must be taken into consideration when choosing whether to vaccinate. Saying that Judaism does not give any credence to such an equation is silly, and clearly demonstrates that a person has not thought this through at all. Read the articles at the Religious Exemption link!
Then state unequivocally that Judaism has no Religious Exemption. I dare you. You won't be able to if you are honest with yourself.
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