If you go to church in these days at least, you could easily be infected and the most likely people to already be infected would be the ministers or priests in the first place because of all the distraught parishioners and church members they are counseling. So, the people being counseled infect the ministers and priests and then they infect the parishioners or church members or visitors when they come to meetings.
So, like I said in another article I can think of no place more welcoming to the coronavirus (on a purely scientific level) other than a subway which would be more conducive to virus transfer of this particular virus than in a church setting worldwide (which is a pretty horrific thought in itself but also deadly true and completely scientific).
So, Going to church now can easily kill you, your friends, your minister or priest, your kids, your parents or other relatives.
This is horrific. It is unfortunate. But it is deadly true!
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