Godphobia is an epidemic in America. A simple discussion about Jesus, a Bible verse or even mentioning prayer deserves “corrective action” according to this organization? They say they are working tirelessly to protect the “constitutionally guaranteed separation of church and state”. Every time I look for it, I can’t find that in the constitution. This is the politically correct “newspeak” phrase that is used every time someone or some group wants to “prohibit the free exercise of religion” in America. Now, that protection IS in the constitution. No laws are to prohibit FREE exercise of religion according to the plain and simple wording of the constitution.
James
Posted May 15, 2013 at 10:39 AM
Good! I think that the military needs more Chaplains! These people choose to attend these meetings, they are not forced! They have the same opportunity to attend services for other faiths as well as not attending at all with no punishments. So you are wasting your time, efforts and money on trying to degrade a single religion and I hope that someone brings a law suite against you for that.
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Godphobia is an epidemic in America. A simple discussion about Jesus, a Bible verse or even mentioning prayer deserves “corrective action” according to this organization? They say they are working tirelessly to protect the “constitutionally guaranteed separation of church and state”. Every time I look for it, I can’t find that in the constitution. This is the politically correct “newspeak” phrase that is used every time someone or some group wants to “prohibit the free exercise of religion” in America. Now, that protection IS in the constitution. No laws are to prohibit FREE exercise of religion according to the plain and simple wording of the constitution.
Good! I think that the military needs more Chaplains! These people choose to attend these meetings, they are not forced! They have the same opportunity to attend services for other faiths as well as not attending at all with no punishments. So you are wasting your time, efforts and money on trying to degrade a single religion and I hope that someone brings a law suite against you for that.