Opinions are split on coronavirus. Some{including, as ...

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Opinions are split on coronavirus. Some (including, as I see by their reaction) Christians are terrified of it and obsessed by it. Some overlook other subjects by talking about only that all the time. Me, I lately since the vaccine came out my problem is, I have many people I deal with who, out of their fear, are clamoring for me to get it. But I'm not that worried about the virus, and I'm busy with other things. Also, I would feel I'm forcing myself to give in to something I don't really believe in, just to pacify others. Besides, if THEY'RE vaccinated they needn't worry about catching it from me. (Which I think God will protect me from it.) But the problem is, many are "pushing me" about it, and it "puts me on the spot" and I have to keep explaining to them. So I wish they would let others be themselves, and stop with this "campaign" for me to do it. Coronavirus is their phobia, not mine. Stop trying to make me feel a certain way when I don't. That's just playing dictator.

Some people were judging my father for not wearing a mask. God already gave him word that it wouldn't come upon our household, and he told them that he was trusting in God to protect him, but they claimed that would be like not wearing a seatbelt and saying God will protect me. We should wear seatbelts when it's the law, but in a situation where you "need" it, your vehicle skidding out of control on an icy road, or another vehicle is about to slam into yours at 90 miles an hour for example, your faith should be in the maker of heaven and earth who controls all things, not a man-made belt.