Glad to hear you’re still waiting. The reply to your inquiry is unchanged.

And, JD, although this thread has shifted to the subject of Chaplain Cash, I’m still waiting for the names of those “some organizations” you claim said Hensley’s sermon violated military regulations.

Because you cannot do both-at some point one must take priority over the other. There are certain policies that I don’t like in the military, but I respect them because they protect other people’s expression of freedom.

You’ve criticized Cash’s words (easily an exercise of his religious freedom) because they impact “how America looks to the world.”

Your criticism indicates you believe America’s image trumps religious freedom.

So you’re pushing the issue because you care about the image of America rather than the actual expression of religious freedom?

You can’t lump every story together. Some involve violations of regulations and others don’t, but are important for other reasons.

Fair enough on this post. From the last one, you’re saying you don’t care what the rules are, just how America looks to the world?

JD said “some organizations.” He did not name MRFF in the body of his post, but has MRFF in his tags at the bottom. I simply want him to name the “some organizations” that he claims said Hensley’s statement during the chapel service was a violation of military regulations. By “nobody” I meant any organization that has made this claim. JD claims there was more than one, but has thus far evaded my request that he name them.

JD also implies in his comment above that MRFF is one of the “some organizations” he’s referring to by saying that I should research MRFF’s archives.

As for you question on the other post, I don’t know what statements Cash has made in uniform and what one he’s made not in uniform. But that wasn’t the point of MRFF’s issue with him, or the issue raised by the Washington Post. The point was how Cash’s statements make America look to the world, given that he is the chaplain at Camp David and has been complimented by the president.

You never answered my direct question from the Military Officers and Religious Ideology post. Also, this article never mentioned MRFF by name yet you assumed that he had to be talking about your organization-the realm of ‘nobody’ is quite large.

I only wrote about Hensley one time…

Someone has a complex. Nowhere did anyone say anything about what Chris Rodda wrote. You should expand your search volume. No offense, but its not all about you.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/chris-rodda/code-1-code-2-code-3-at-b_b_201809.html

You wrote that “some organizations have accused the Chaplain of violating military regulations.” You must have some idea who these organizations are. Right? I mean, unless you’re just making crap up. But a good Christian like yourself would never do that, now would he? I look forward to seeing who these organizations are in your “answer to this article.”