The long-standing miracle preacher and evangelist Svein-Magne Pedersen, leader of Mission Jesus Doctors, goes hard on the corona vaccines.
Among other things, Pedersen calls the vaccines “poisonous”, and spreads conspiracy theories that the vaccine causes reduced fertility. He claims this is the agenda of, among others, Microsoft founder Bill Gates and “the rest of the cookie gang”.
“If you want to live, stay away from the syringe,” the preacher wrote on Facebook, as the Christian daily newspaper Dagen first mentioned.
– The vaccines are not poisonous, and they do not have the content Pedersen claims. It is sad to see that Pedersen has become such a rabid vaccine opponent. I hope most Christians are able to see that he practices medical heresy, says FHI chief physician Preben Aavitsland to Dagen.
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“Dangerous statements”
Pedersen’s erroneous and conspiratorial statements about the corona vaccines make David Åleskjær, son of the pastor and preacher Åge Åleskjær, react.
In a chronicle of the Day, first published on Åleskjær’s blog, he settles with Pedersen.
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“If I were to use strong words, I would call it devilish, since it simply puts vulnerable people in danger. But such strong words I will only flirt with in this context, in contrast to some religious vaccine opponents. I would rather use old-fashioned words like ‘delusion’ and ‘seduction’ “, Åleskjær writes, among other things.
Åleskjær became terminally ill with covid-19 this spring. He became infected in March, but avoided going to the doctor for a long time. When he first sought medical help, he was immediately sent to hospital. There he was diagnosed with a blood clot in both lungs.
DEATH DISEASE: David Åleskjær was diagnosed with a blood clot in both lungs after becoming covid-19 ill. Now he is settling with the miracle preacher Svein-Magne Pedersen. Photo: Davidsliv.com
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In an e-mail to Dagbladet, Åleskjær describes Pedersen’s statements as “dangerous”, and explains why:
– Because he has a loyal following who thinks he got this from god, and not just from weird websites. Such radical sentences prevent vulnerable souls from making considered and sensible decisions on their own, Åleskjær writes.
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“An enormous responsibility”
He thinks it is “scary that many vulnerable people take most for good fish, as long as it is served by the right people”.
– Pedersen knows that many sick and elderly people will look at his statements about vaccines as if they were almost God’s word. In that sense, he has an enormous responsibility, writes Åleskjær.
– In the article, you describe a disappointment with Pedersen’s vaccine skepticism and the vaccine skepticism of parts of the Christian community in Norway. What do you think are the reasons for this?
