Religious Proselytizing

Lawsuit Alleges Secretary of Agriculture Proselytized Employees Via Email

A lawsuit has been filed, accusing the Secretary of Agriculture, [Secretary’s Name], of inappropriately using official email channels to proselytize to agency employees. The complaint details instances where the Secretary allegedly injected religious messaging into communications, including messages sent to commemorate holidays. Specifically, the lawsuit points to emails sent around Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter, where [Secretary’s Name] purportedly attributed events to “gratitude towards a loving God,” described divine gifts, and hailed the story of Jesus’ resurrection as “the greatest story ever told.”

This alleged practice is at the heart of the legal challenge, with plaintiffs asserting that such actions create an expectation for USDA employees to adhere to the Secretary’s religious beliefs, potentially disregarding their own.… Continue reading

Troops Told Iran War Is For Armageddon Return Of Jesus

Following US and Israeli attacks on Iran, the Military Religious Freedom Foundation (MRFF) has received over 110 complaints from service members across all military branches. These complaints cite commanders allegedly pushing religious interpretations of the conflict, including claims that the war is part of God’s plan and a precursor to Armageddon. One non-commissioned officer reported their commander stating President Trump was “anointed by Jesus to light the signal fire in Iran.” The MRFF asserts these statements violate military regulations and oaths to the Constitution, potentially harming morale and unit cohesion.

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