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Should There Be Atheist Military Chaplains?
Jason Heap raised this intriguing question when he submitted his application to become a Navy chaplain. The words atheist and chaplain seem to be contradictory, since chaplains provide for the spiritual needs of the military. They officiate religious services and … Continue reading
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Tagged atheism, Christian humanism, christianity, humanism, military chaplain, Navy, The Humanist Society
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