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by tptacek
18 days ago
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They're not tracking atheists or working to measure and expand chaplaincy services for "atheists" separate from "no religion". The religion list doesn't mean that much. The religious respect requirements for the armed forces are codified in law; the DoD can't alter them. |
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No doubt there are other concrete effects that are buried in reams of DoD policy.
However, the message being sent is far clearer. Expect that the goal is to pare down the current list even further in due time.