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Slack.com slash DHQ. If the separation of church and state ever existed in the state of New

York, that distinction has been obliterated by the Empire State's new governor, Kathy

Hoekall, who demands that her constituents take the coronavirus vaccine and justifies

her demand as an edict from God himself. We are not through this pandemic. I wished we

were, but I prayed a lot to God during this time. And you know what? God did answer our

prayers. He made the smartest men and women, the scientists, the doctors, the researchers.

He made them come up with a vaccine. That is from God to us. And we must say thank you,

God, thank you. And I wear my vaccinated necklace all the time to say I'm vaccinated. All

of you. Yes, I know you're vaccinated. You're the smart ones. But you know there's people

out there who aren't listening to God and what God wants. You know there's a, you know

who they are. I need you to be my apostles. I need you to go out and talk about it and

say we owe this to each other. We love each other. Which God are we talking about here?

Because I went to church on Sunday. I tried to take my faith, Christianity, seriously.

And I've never read anything about the Fauci out. She is a requirement of the faith. She

says she wears her, her vaccination status on a little necklace. You know Christians sometimes

wear a crucifix or a scapular. But she wears her vaccination status. Christians try to be

disciples of Christ, follow in the line of the apostles who are apostles to Jesus. She

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