Mark 13:13 “You will be hated by all because of My name, but the one who endures to the end, he will be saved.”
The anti-Christian Military Religious Freedom Foundation filed a complaint with the Air Force over a posting from an Air Force chaplain examining the origin of the commonly known phrase “there is no such thing as an atheist in a foxhole” claiming the post was an “anti-secular diatribe.”
Within five hours of the group complaining, the post was removed from the website and apologized for offending atheists.
The post itself did not attack or insult atheists or non-believers in any way.
But the removal isn’t enough for this anti-Christian group. They’re demanding that the chaplain be punished with military justice for the posting saying that the post was “faith based hate.”
“In this case, a chaplain has been censored for expressing his beliefs about the role of faith in the lives of service members,” Gen. Jerry Boykin (Ret.), executive vice president of the Family Research Council, told Fox News. “There has to be a recognition that this is discrimination against Christians. Chaplains are placed there for a purpose. Why do we have chaplains if they aren’t allowed to fulfill that purpose? When anti-Christian activists like Mikey Weinstein are dictating the rules for what chaplains are allowed to do, then why we must ask the question why we have chaplains?”
MY LATE HUSBAND RETIRED FROM THE AIR FORCE AFTER 22 YEARS OF SERVICE.THAT WAS IN THE 80’S. HOW FAR HAVE WE VENTURED INTO DARKNESS SINCE THEN. I WAS ACTIVE IN CHAPEL AND TAUGHT SUNDAY SCHOOL ON THE BASE FOR TWO YEARS. WE WERE ALLOWED TO USE THE PUBLIC SCHOOL ON BASE FOR OUR CLASSES. CHAPLAINS WERE ALLOWED TO PREACH THE GOSPEL AND BIBLE STUDIES WERE ENCOURAGED IN OUR HOMES ON BASE. PUTTING A MAN LIKE MIKEY WEINSTINE IN CHARGE OF RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE IS LIKE PUTTING “THE FOX IN CHARGE OF THE HEN HOUSE.” BE SURE, THAT CHRISTIANITY WILL BE THE ONLY RELIGION PERSECUTED.