David Hartung
2021-05-31 12:24:02 UTC
On Mon, 31 May 2021 06:39:45 -0500, David Hartung
The Military Religious Freedom Foundation is dedicated to
ensuring
that all
members of the United States Armed Forces fully receive the
Constitutional
guarantees of religious freedom to which they and all Americans
are
entitled
by virtue of the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment.
MRFF recognizes that military life requires individual
adherence to
shared
patriotic principles. MRFF also recognizes the need for
military
personnel to
at times temporarily relinquish some Constitutionally granted
personal freedoms for the sake of military discipline and
objectives.
However, MRFF believes that religious faith is a
Constitutionally
guaranteed
freedom that must never be compromised, except in the most
limited of military circumstances, because of its fundamental
importance to the preservation of the American nation and the
American way of life.
Additionally, MRFF adheres strongly to the principle that
religious
faith is
a deeply personal matter, and that no American has the right to
question
another American’s beliefs as long as they do not unwontedly
intrude
on the
public space or the privacy or safety of another individual.
https://www.militaryreligiousfreedom.org/about/our-mission/
They are staunch, stalwart defenders of the first amendment against
the attacks on it by theocratic Taliban-like extremists like you.
Yet they seem to thrive on restricting the religious exercise of
military members.
"Military members" AGREE to sacrifice their
religious obligations when enlisting.
Oh? Please explain.
Hollowman knows nothing about the military. I serviced in the Army for
5 years and there was no such agreement. Quite the contrary.
Here is a "Religious Freedom in the Military – FAQ"
https://firstliberty.org/rights/religious-freedom-in-the-military-faq/
I am certain that Firstliberty is not among the sources which HolmanThis is at the tome of the Military Religious Freedom Foundation
"When one proudly dons a U.S. Military Uniform, there is only one
religious symbol: The U.S. Flag. There is only one religious
scripture: the American Constitution. Finally, there is only one
faith: American patriotism."
https://www.militaryreligiousfreedom.org/
It would seem that they are int he business of destroying the First
Amendment, rather than defending it.
No, that's exactly wrong."When one proudly dons a U.S. Military Uniform, there is only one
religious symbol: The U.S. Flag. There is only one religious
scripture: the American Constitution. Finally, there is only one
faith: American patriotism."
https://www.militaryreligiousfreedom.org/
It would seem that they are int he business of destroying the First
Amendment, rather than defending it.
The Military Religious Freedom Foundation is dedicated to
ensuring
that all
members of the United States Armed Forces fully receive the
Constitutional
guarantees of religious freedom to which they and all Americans
are
entitled
by virtue of the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment.
MRFF recognizes that military life requires individual
adherence to
shared
patriotic principles. MRFF also recognizes the need for
military
personnel to
at times temporarily relinquish some Constitutionally granted
personal freedoms for the sake of military discipline and
objectives.
However, MRFF believes that religious faith is a
Constitutionally
guaranteed
freedom that must never be compromised, except in the most
limited of military circumstances, because of its fundamental
importance to the preservation of the American nation and the
American way of life.
Additionally, MRFF adheres strongly to the principle that
religious
faith is
a deeply personal matter, and that no American has the right to
question
another American’s beliefs as long as they do not unwontedly
intrude
on the
public space or the privacy or safety of another individual.
https://www.militaryreligiousfreedom.org/about/our-mission/
They are staunch, stalwart defenders of the first amendment against
the attacks on it by theocratic Taliban-like extremists like you.
military members.
religious obligations when enlisting.
5 years and there was no such agreement. Quite the contrary.
Here is a "Religious Freedom in the Military – FAQ"
https://firstliberty.org/rights/religious-freedom-in-the-military-faq/
considers to be authoritative, so don't be surprised if he rejects what
you posted.