Don’t Ban the Bible in the Military
Angry atheists are again trying to ban the Bible in the military.
The vitriolic, anti-Christian Military Religious Freedom Foundation (MRFF) – which calls the Bible a symbol of “religious oppression” – has forced three Veterans Affairs (VA) hospitals and a military base to ban the Bible from displays honoring veterans. Now they’re trying to ban Bibles – placed by the Gideons – from VA hospitals.
The Bible shouldn’t be banned from “Missing Man” displays, which honor our MIA and POW soldiers. The Bible shouldn’t be banned from veterans’ hospitals. Banning the Bible dishonors their service to our nation, and targets Christian soldiers as second-class citizens.
MRFF extremists call Christians in the military “monsters who terrorize” and constantly attack the religious liberty of the brave men and women in our Armed Forces.
We’re fighting back, sending critical legal letters to the VA. Take action with us now.
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