OSHA Vaccine Mandate struck down (except for healthcare). Religious and medical exemptions allowed.
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That’s my next step. They were waiting on the ruling before they sent out any rules at work. We were just told if the mandates are allowed then it will go forward February 9. So that is my next step. I will file an exemption but I certainly don’t want to be jabbed 52 weeks out of the year up my nose!
File for an exemption to testing too. Most people don't realize you can file a religious accommodation request against testing arguing something like "I'll take my temperature and answer pre-screening questions like you've done for the last year". Even the OSHA mandate requires employers to allow for religious/medical exemptions against testing.
I'm curious what the religious objection is to getting covid tests? I'm not well versed in some forms of Christianity, so I'm wondering on what basis could one claim an exemption with religious reasoning for why they shouldn't be tested that could potentially hold up for their determination?
The two arguments that come to mind:
The tests are being used to invoke fear in people and to live your life as a Christian you don't want to support fear. You aren't to fear the deadly pestilence and shouldn't make others fear it either.
You're body is a holy temple and render unto caesar what is caesars and what is god what is gods means that you don't give up your body (i.e. saliva/nasal swab) for ungodly reasons.
And really the law is so unbelievably broad you can argue most anything other than science/politics/medical. If you believe the lizard people on mars had a conference that said god wouldn't want anyone to take covid tests, that could technically qualify - although expect resistance on that.