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Pete Hegseth Leads Christian Prayer Service in the Pentagon

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Anyone who supports Trump is most certainly no true Christian:

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth led a Christian prayer service in the Pentagon’s auditorium on Wednesday morning, during working hours, in which President Trump was praised as a divinely appointed leader.
The event, billed as the “Secretary of Defense Christian Prayer & Worship Service,” was standing room only and ran for about 30 minutes, with Brooks Potteiger, the pastor of Mr. Hegseth’s church in Tennessee, as the main speaker.
Mr. Hegseth said he intended that the prayer service become a monthly event.
It is unclear whether the Defense Department has hosted similar religious events outside of the Pentagon’s chapel, which was added after the 9/11 attack, but the service is part of an increasing infusion of overt Christian evangelization in official government events during Mr. Trump’s second term.
The Pentagon press secretary, Chris Parnell, did not immediately respond to a question about whether the monthly services will include non-Protestant pastors, Catholic priests, rabbis or imams.

 
So, they let Hegseth out of his exile. I was beginning to wonder if they banished him to Betty Ford...

My bet is this is the monthly "look at us being all Christianly and stuff" to pay back all the money they threw at these MAGA monsters.
 
Anyone who supports Trump is most certainly no true Christian:

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth led a Christian prayer service in the Pentagon’s auditorium on Wednesday morning, during working hours, in which President Trump was praised as a divinely appointed leader.
The event, billed as the “Secretary of Defense Christian Prayer & Worship Service,” was standing room only and ran for about 30 minutes, with Brooks Potteiger, the pastor of Mr. Hegseth’s church in Tennessee, as the main speaker.
Mr. Hegseth said he intended that the prayer service become a monthly event.
It is unclear whether the Defense Department has hosted similar religious events outside of the Pentagon’s chapel, which was added after the 9/11 attack, but the service is part of an increasing infusion of overt Christian evangelization in official government events during Mr. Trump’s second term.
The Pentagon press secretary, Chris Parnell, did not immediately respond to a question about whether the monthly services will include non-Protestant pastors, Catholic priests, rabbis or imams.

The horror…
 
Well it certainly is part of the process of installing a state religion. They may not be able to officially declare one, but they feel if they can involve religion in all aspects of government then they are getting it anyway.
 
Anyone who supports Trump is most certainly no true Christian:

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth led a Christian prayer service in the Pentagon’s auditorium on Wednesday morning, during working hours, in which President Trump was praised as a divinely appointed leader.
The event, billed as the “Secretary of Defense Christian Prayer & Worship Service,” was standing room only and ran for about 30 minutes, with Brooks Potteiger, the pastor of Mr. Hegseth’s church in Tennessee, as the main speaker.
Mr. Hegseth said he intended that the prayer service become a monthly event.
It is unclear whether the Defense Department has hosted similar religious events outside of the Pentagon’s chapel, which was added after the 9/11 attack, but the service is part of an increasing infusion of overt Christian evangelization in official government events during Mr. Trump’s second term.
The Pentagon press secretary, Chris Parnell, did not immediately respond to a question about whether the monthly services will include non-Protestant pastors, Catholic priests, rabbis or imams.

My achin’ ass! What has become of my father’s America?
Whew….
And “we the people” sit idly in a pot of slowly warming water asking those around us, “I wonder what is for dinner?”
 
Well it certainly is part of the process of installing a state religion. They may not be able to officially declare one, but they feel if they can involve religion in all aspects of government then they are getting it anyway.

No, not really. That's just your imagination getting the best of you again.

You are having a rough day. You should probably check in with your psychiatrist.
 
Whenever I see something about him I immediately wonder how many current group texts he's sending classified info to.
Whenever I see him shirtless and doing push ups I wonder how many women in the office he pats on the ass to hide how much he wants to do another dude.
 
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Was attendance mandatory, or were people punished for not attending? Do other people have the option to lead a service for their religion in the auditorium?
 
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