
The slippery slope of 'govermental religion.'
Is it me, or does the newly announced Office of Religious Affairs give us cause of concern?
In a nutshell, here's what the press release says is the thinking behind the new office.
"the office will “sponsor and oversee research, technology, and analytical tools to support and assess spiritual fitness, spiritual readiness, and spiritual resilience."
In other words, welcome to Christian Nationalism. I know a member of this group who
lectured me, day after day, on quoting the Bible, and what I should be doing, even though I've been
a Christian since I was eighteen. (I'm now 71) This group defines fundamentalism at it's core,
and if that's what they want to do, that's fine, but it should not be connected to the
government. No religion should, and yes I am a follower of Jesus Christ.
I agree with the adage, 'to each his own,", but not at the expense of others religious
affiliations and / or spiritual beliefs, practices, or convictions.
Here's other pieces of this puzzle that concern me
One-Why is this office under the Department of Defense?
Two- Why did the DOD recognize certain religions and not others? In 2026, the Pentagon
reduced the number of recognized religions from 211 down to 31. Why?
Three- Who in the DOD is going to oversee and 'assess spiritual fitness, spiritual
readiness, and spiritual resilience'?. What is that person's religion and how much
will that influence him or her?
We've been concerned of fundamentalist religions, in other countries,
invading our shores. Little did we know, that our own goverment has already
started to establish a beach head.