Welcome to Real Christianity. My name is Dale Partridge. This is a 100% listener supported

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is leading you to support our ministry, you can always do that at relarne.org forward slash

donate. Today, I will be following up on last week's episode titled A Biblical Case Against

Vaccine Mandates, where I discuss the theological implications of a government imposing itself upon

a human body that has been bought by the blood of Jesus Christ. That episode by God's grace

has already reached tens of thousands of people around the world. Thank you to all of you who have

shared that episode with your friends and family, not for my benefit, but just for the furthering

of the truth regarding the issue for Christians. Today, I'm going to be touching on a related issue,

and for those who don't follow our ministry on Instagram, you can just find us there at relarne.org.

I shared an article on our stories released by the Australian branch of the gospel coalition

just a few days ago that was showing support for vaccine passports at the local church. I'll

link this article that I'm discussing in the show notes of this episode, which you can find at

relarne.org. As you can imagine, I had a very serious problem with the author's argument and

conclusion. Now, that said, I don't think that this woman who wrote this article was evil. In fact,

I think based off of her other writings, she loves Jesus. However, I do think that her conclusion

was incorrect because it's out of step with scripture. In this episode, I hope to show the biblical

evidence for why vaccine passports for attendance at the local church is sinful and should not be

adopted by any local Christian church. Now, as with last week's episode, which dealt with vaccine

mandates, I cannot offer a perfect black and white case because the Bible does not directly discuss

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