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Survey: 59% think too many people are using religion to avoid vaccine

By Christopher Hutton
Published December 9, 2021 5:06pm ET
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Survey: 59% think too many people are using religion to avoid vaccine
Several people remain unconvinced that religious exemptions for COVID-19 vaccines are necessary. A new survey by the Public Religion Research Institute found that most respondents believe religion has been overused to justify evading the vaccine. “The wide berth allowed for the expression and practice of religions, codified in our Constitution and laws, are bedrock American […]

Several people remain unconvinced that religious exemptions for COVID-19 vaccines are necessary.

A new survey by the Public Religion Research Institute found that most respondents believe religion has been overused to justify evading the vaccine.

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