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May
15, 2013
The
aggressive anti-Christian actions of the Obama
administration are real, documented and escalating.
1.
January 2010 -- Department of Defense orders
removal of tiny Bible references on military scopes and
gunsights.
2.
June 2011 -- The Department of Veterans
Affairs forbids references to God and Jesus during burials
at National Cemetery .
3.
August 2011 -- The Air Force stops teaching
the Just War theory because it is based on a philosophy of
St. Augustine .
4.
September 2011 -- Air
Force Chief of Staff prohibits commanders from notifying
airmen of religious programs.
5.
September 2011 -- The
Army issues Walter Reed Medical Center guidelines
stipulating that no religious items (i.e. Bibles, reading
materials and/or tracts) are to be given to the
wounded.
6.
November 2011 -- The Air Force Academy
rescinds support for Operation Christmas Child because it is
run by Christians.
7.
November 2011 -- The Air Force Academy pays
$80,000 for a Stonehenge-type worship center for pagans,
druids, and witches.
8.
February 2012 -- The U.S. Military Academy at
West Point disinvites three-star Army general, decorated war
hero, and FRC Executive Vice President, Lt. Gen. (Ret.)
William "Jerry" Boykin, because he is an outspoken
Christian.
9.
February 2012 -- The Army orders Catholic
chaplains not to read archbishop's letter to
soldiers.
10.
May 2012 -- The Obama administration
opposes legislation to protect the rights of conscience for
military chaplains who do not wish to perform same-sex
"marriages."
11.
June 2012 -- Obama administration revokes
the long-standing U.S. policy of allowing military service
emblems to be placed on military
Bibles.
12.
August 2012 -- Lt. Col. Jack Rich of the
U.S. Army emails subordinates saying they should be on the
lookout for people who share FRC's values because they are
not "Army values."
13.
January 2013 -- Obama announces the
opposition to a provision in the 2013 National Defense
Authorization Act protecting the rights of conscience for
military chaplains.
14.
April 2013 -- Officials briefing U.S. Army
soldiers include "Evangelical Christianity" and
"Catholicism" along with the terrorist organizations
Al-Qaeda, Muslim Brotherhood, and Hamas as examples of
"religious extremism."
15.
May 2013 -- The Pentagon meets with
Mikey Weinstein and the Military Religious Freedom
Foundation (MRFF) to establish new rules which would
restrict the religious freedom of Christian and Jewish
military personnel.
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