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Should preachers, pastors, priest be held accountable for holding church gatherings , if people get sick? Reckless endangerment ?
10 Answers
- Anonymous4 months ago
All your posts show hate for ordinary people WHY??
If people go to Church you want to stop them WHY??
- ?Lv 74 months ago
What about bar owners, strip clubs owners, etc? Maybe they should be held accountable.
- Anonymous4 months ago
"Covid" is fake. We don't wear masks or "social distance". If you are terrified, you can hide in your house with a mask.
- LynnmarieLv 74 months ago
No. No one is forced to go to church. If they go, they know the risks. And parents are responsible for their minor children.
- The_Doc_ManLv 74 months ago
Since so many churches are now live-streaming their services and have offered special dispensations for folks who can't come out due to COVID-19, I would say that any idiot preachers who insist on live services should be taken to sea and keelhauled.
- The First DragonLv 74 months ago
Normally, or course not. If they follow normal health precautions, they can't be blamed for ordinary transmission of illness.
Now, during the pandemic, of course, bars and restaurants and mostly peaceful protests are permitted to do their thing while churches are restricted. If churches are restricted, other gathering places should be kept to the same standards. If 500 protesters can crowd the streets without social distancing, then why not church members in a building rated for 1000?
- JesuistGirlLv 64 months ago
Attendees do have the option to stay home, but I do think religious services should be held remotely and that religious leaders should absolutely encourage and facilitate that.