Dr. Lee explained ...... “a fetal cell line is not the same as fetal tissue.”... These cell lines began with a cell taken from fetal tissue, but the actual cells used for research were “multiplied into many cells of the same kind.” ....
So the origin IS from a cell taken from a fetus...then multiplied..... however how they do that isn’t stated.
1 Corinthians 8 comes to mind.
HEK293 are not fetal cells. They aren’t even human anymore in that they were transformed via viral transduction, then selected for over time for cells that survived and that grew well and were easy to maintain. These selected cells no longer have the human complement of 46 chromosomes.
The initial source of cells used to be modified and selected to create this stable cell line was a girl who was aborted in Europe in 1973. The reason for the abortion or whether it was spontaneous or induced is not known.
The cells are not in the vaccine or used to make the vaccine but we’re used To separately grow proteins that are used in a test to see if the vaccine was functioning right.
How again is this different than using the skins of dead Jews to make lampshades? I mean, after all, they -were- already dead, right?
On the one hand you have cells created from the source cells
taken in 1973. Not good.
On the other hand you have a lot of living people today that
could be infected if you contracted the disease and spread it.
I don’t think either a yes or no decision is free from moral
weight.
Look, the odds are against you!
There is only a +99% survival rate to this virus!
You have to do whatever you can to overcome those odds...
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