Tate Reeves: US Governor Reveals Strange Means to Overcome COVID-19 Scare

• Not all Americans, especially those who reside in Mississippi, are afraid of being infected with COVID-19
• The governor of the state, Tate Reeves, on Thursday, August 26, said that this is because of a strong belief in the eternal afterlife
• Reeves explained that this kind of faith helps people to understand the fact that most things in life are temporary

While COVID-19 is ravaging many parts of the Western world, including the United States (US), the governor of Mississippi, Tate Reeves, has spoken on how to subdue the dread for the virus.

During a recent fundraising conference in Eads, Tennessee, the Republican governor, claimed that belief in eternal makes the pandemic appear less scary to residents of the state.

He stated that when one believes and understands that life on earth is passing and most things in it, a lot of fears subside, including that of COVID-19, Daily Mail reports.

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However, the governor noted that people must take the necessary precautions to avoid the spread of the virus and stay safe as this, according to him, was also advised by God, Business Insider added.

His words:

"I'm often asked by some of my friends on the other side of the aisle about COVID … and why does it seem like folks in Mississippi and maybe in the Mid-South are a little less scared, shall we say.

“When you believe in eternal life – when you believe that living on this earth is but a blip on the screen, then you don’t have to be so scared of things.

“God also tells us to take necessary precautions. And we all have opportunities and abilities to do that and we should all do that. I encourage everyone to do so.”

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Don't be foolish, COVID-19 vaccine is from God, famous Nigerian pastor blasts colleagues

Meanwhile, the senior pastor of Trinity House, Ituah Ighodalo, had sent a message to some Nigerian Christian clerics who had refused to take the COVID-19 vaccine and are preaching to their congregations to follow suit.

Ighodalo admonished that what such religious leaders should understand was that God had provided a solution and remedy for the deadly pandemic, which was the vaccine.

The pastor, therefore, noted that it would be foolishness on the part of anyone who preaches that taking the jab is an act of unbelief in the supreme and miraculous power of the Almighty.

Source: Legit.ng