Even granting the strongest interpretation of the blood passages (including Acts 15:29), the texts concern eating blood — not intravenous medicine — so neither position on eating blood requires opposing transfusions.
Mike presents a framework argument that transcends the eating-blood debate: even if you believe eating blood is wrong, that does not require opposing transfusions.
Mike acknowledges that Christians are divided on whether eating blood is still prohibited (some citing Gen. 9:4 and Acts 15:29 as ongoing prohibitions; others citing Christian freedom). He argues that regardless of which side one takes on eating blood, neither position logically extends to blood transfusions, because a transfusion is not eating. The debate about eating blood and the debate about blood transfusions are categorically distinct.
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Blood Transfusions: Facts, Fictions and Fractions - Refuting The Watchtower @ 00:31:172018-02-21