For the life of me I can't see how a "strongly held religious belief" is any basis for vaccine refusal. If I say i just plain have strong beliefs - no exemption but same level of proof

Love this - good to see this - and in Arkansas no less!

Brilliant

Good and Excellent try but, imo, it may well NOT work as well as they hope unfortunately.
In actual fact, when Labs were testing the COVID Vaccines and even during experimentation to make them, NO Human or otherwise fetal cells were used what-so-ever.
However, there are 2 well-known Cosmetic Companies that DO use certain extracts from the Human and other Mammalian Placentas to create certain Beauty Products such as Face Creams, Eye Liners and Wrinkle Removing Creams as well.
One in particular claims to have both Halal and Kosher approvals btw.

I remember when a Mennonite told me that the vaccines were developed using fetal cells from abortions. His claim was not that the women getting abortions were causing it, but that the doctors demanded it. I asked him why he thought that the conventional methods of developing vaccines had changed. How and why did this happen? I then told him he was believing a myth and a lie.

Not holding my breath that anti vaxxers will change their minds. We have to learn to live with covid.

As much as I'm pleased to see another stupid excuse debunked, I have no doubt that these delusional morons will come up with something else to justify their idiocy.