Fauci Declares That He Doesn’t ‘Need’ Church Anymore
Former top federal health official Dr. Anthony Fauci has declared that he no longer has a “need” for church.
During a recent interview with the BBC’s Katty Kay, Fauci revealed that he has replaced organized religion, particularly Catholicism, with himself as his only strong moral guide.
The subject of religion came up when the former director of the National Institute of Allergies and Infectious Diseases pointed out the chapel where he married Christine Grady in 1985.
“It’s beautiful,” said Kay.
“Yeah, it’s really nice,” responded the retired immunologist.
Kay asked, “Do you still go there? …
“You don’t practice anymore, do you?”
Fauci repeatedly responded in the negative.
He indicated that there were a “number of complicated reasons” for neglecting his faith.
Despite his complicated relationship with the truth, support for abortion, his role in funding monstrous experiments, and his ties to the origins of the pandemic, Fauci suggested there was another reason Christianity was no longer part of his life.
“First of all, I think my own personal ethics on life are, I think, enough to keep me going on the right path,” Fauci claimed.
Fauci has previously suggested that he is greater than the things he supposedly supports.
In defending his actions during the pandemic, Fauci claimed that his critics are “really criticizing science because I represent science.”