Why not an exemption for belief in Santa Claus?

The Pastafarians are on the right side, as usual.

antivax.

Judaism is pro vax, except for a few Satmar communitiea where the local rabbi declared it sinful, against God's plan, or some such thing. That may be changing.

Roman Catholics have problems fetal tissue, but not all vaccines use fetal tissue, and it has to be aborted tissue. It's probsbly the easiest route for an exemption if you push for it.

7th day adventists are against transfusions because of some OT proscription agsinst consuming blood, but have no stand on vax.

Muslims have the same rules about pork as Jews, but it gets dicy-- pork is still unclean, but health is more important.

Other Eastern religions don't have much of pronlem with it that I've found.

So, religious objections are largely bullshit, and just serve to cloud the issue.

I can unequivocally state that SDA's have no objections to blood transfusions. In fact, if there is one positive thing that religion offered is that they are very health oriented. My parents were employed at the SDA owned and operated Loma Linda University Medical Center from it opening back in the late 1960s and I got my first job out of high school in the LLUMC medical records department and it was, and I believe still is, a great organization and pro-transfusion and definitely pro-vaccine.
see pastoredwilson.org

but otherwise - yes, none of the legitimate religious expressions are anti-vax.

It's only certain of the Evangelical/Fundamentalist Christians that are anti-vax, and those aren't really Christians, at least not in the US: they're really nationalists whose religion is the USA but they like to say "Jesus" a lot. Other countries have their own form of this ridiculous kind of Christianity as well; more than I feel like enumerating here, but the fuckers are all over the place spreading their toxic shit (and now spreading their toxic Covid).

(also, as an aside, Jehovah's Witnesses and Seventh Day Adventists are born of the Millerite movement (though JW come about 40 years later), which began in northeastern NY State in the 1830s about the same time Joseph Smith, grand scam artist extraordinaire, was over on the western side of NY state inventing a new-world "religion" called Latter Day Saints)

but the point still is that no "organized" religion opposes vaxxing.

Occasional rabbis, mullahs, preachers, snake handlers, snake oil salesmen, and other misguided leaders, or just outright crooks and liars may try to convince you otherwise, but they are wrong and probably picking your pocket.

Only the worst of humanity would think there's a "religious" reason to avoid vaccination.

you can use delusions as an excuse to endanger public health

are Catholic. What does this mean? Not sure.

Vaccination or bust. Take yer pick. No jab? No job!

Period.

impressed with 1% to 3% death rate.

I am both. Fyi