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  • TheQueen54Sep 19, 2014 at 2:42 pm

    Ahhhhh….Religion. I’m a former Christian. I respect your beliefs. But this whole notion is just as messed up as Deuteronomy 12:6. This is a passage in the bible that talks about sacrificing your first born child. Bet they didn’t preach about that at your Sunday sermons. From a “Christian perspective” I think it would’ve made more sense to say that Satan inflicted the illness on to them instead of God. Because I mean, there’s just no way that a just God would inflict such pain onto the innocent. Especially when he asks for your first born. Ignorance truly is a bliss.

    Good job on expressing your opinion though.

  • PLURSep 18, 2014 at 2:00 pm

    I’m not religious but the thought of someone causing death as an act of punishment doesn’t quite fit the works of it. The vaccine effects vary depending on how the genes respond to it so I wouldn’t exactly say that it’s “God” punishing humans for our actions.

  • ARALE.Sep 15, 2014 at 9:44 pm

    Honestly, I am not a religion person, but I believe that it is really painful for everyone to see incorrect people are dying because of the disease.

  • juknowitSep 15, 2014 at 2:37 pm

    Personally, I am not religious at all, so you’re theory of God causing Ebola as a punishment for our sins isn’t really my forte. Ebola is a virus, which means that virus has been around for thousands, if not millions of years, I think viruses are made of nucleic acid, thus, the cell that it is has been around for a while, even before man. But you’re right, the drug ZMapp probably has a different effect on each person. Just like how benadryl makes some people drowsy and some people hyper. Hopefully this Ebola outbreak doesn’t come to this hemisphere.

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