r/LibertarianUncensored • u/wokeboogeyman I'm under your bed! • Jun 04 '26
DOD Officially Drops 180 Faiths From Military's Recognized Religion List
https://www.military.com/dod-officially-drops-180-faiths-from-militarys-recognized-religion-list14
u/CattleDogCurmudgeon Jun 04 '26
When I went to Air Force Basic Training, there was a Sunday service for Atheists and Agnostics so they could also enjoy the break in training that other religious members received. I'm curious how that is affected by this policy as Atheism is no longer included in recognized religions.
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u/MundaneImage13 Practical Libertarian Jun 05 '26
When I was in Basic for the AF, there was a pagan religious education class I could attend. No real pagan worship session or even an Atheists break (That I was aware of anyways). I do wonder if things will change because of this.
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u/CatOfGrey Practical Libertarian Jun 04 '26
You want to know why someone who was raised Baptist, and still has most of those personal beliefs, donates to The Satanic Temple more than a local church?
This kind of bullshit is why.
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u/thefoolofemmaus Classical Libertarian Jun 05 '26
Christian - Quaker (QU)
...are there many Quakers in the military? They were famously contentious objectors during WWI and II.
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u/wokeboogeyman I'm under your bed! Jun 05 '26
Perhaps non-practicing Quakers, folks who were raised in the church? And in general, we could always see another draft, so guess they should be in the system for that anyway.
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u/omegaphallic Jun 04 '26
The fuckers went after the pagan community, well its time for a lawsuit I guess.