The religious objection may be personal and need not be directed by the tenets of an established religious organization . We believe that the Holy Bible teaches that parents are responsible for the care of their children. . . We believe that we cannot willfully go against the law of our God, our Creator, our Lord and fully put our trust in Him for our and our children s health. . .
Vaccines contain alien substances that are dangerous to humans . . .
The rubella vaccine contained in the MMR immunization was developed from cell lines derived from human embryos. . . We fully intend to exercise our personally-held religious beliefs by refraining from placing these immunizations in our child s body. We ask that you allow us to practice our religion as God has convicted us to do and accept our religious beliefs as a basis for exempting our child from the mandated vaccinations. Eagle Forum of Illinois offers these suggestions as a guideline for exempting your child from mandatory vaccinations. It is our intention to have the Department of Public Health accept a standard form for use in the future, allowing a statement of exemption to be made, and no bureaucrat the authority of accepting or rejecting religious beliefs.