Sometimes the anti-any-anti-covid-measure people make the weirdest and nonsensical propaganda posts.

>look at this priest that says Christianity doesn't support religious exemptions for masks and vaccines
>and now look how he got covid

Ok. And? What exactly is your point? How do those series of tweets prove "that guy is dumb"?

I don't know if Christianity does or does not support religious exemptions, and I don't care. It's HIS religious belief that HIS religion doesn't support them. What, now you're acting like a person's personal religious beliefs are stupid and not to be respected? What makes his beliefs less respectable than someone else's, who has a religious belief that he shouldn't get a vaccine?

And why point out that he got covid and had a very serious side effect from the disease? If he hadn't gotten infected, would that make his argument or his religious beliefs any more or less valid? If anything you're just highlighting that covid is a very serious condition, that merits any and all measures you can take to lower the damage inflicted to you. Which wouldn't be weird by itself, except people like you constantly try to propagandize "don't wear a mask, don't take the vaccine". So it just seems self-contradicting.

>this guy is dumb for being scared of covid and doing what "the scientists" say you should do to lower your risk, but he was right to be scared because he got a life threatening condition as a consequence of covid
It doesn't exactly come out as favorable to your side of the argument.