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<p>Not according to this lawsuit filed yesterday:</p>
<p>[US military accused of harboring fundamentalism](<a href=“http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5hj_WduJSd-7xIcenAGMSPeoCsImQ”>http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5hj_WduJSd-7xIcenAGMSPeoCsImQ</a>)</p>
<p>*The group’s founder, former Air Force lawyer Mikey Weinstein, said he has documented 6,800 testimonies by military personnel – nearly all of them Christians – of sometimes punitive or humiliating attempts to make them accept a fundamentalist evangelical interpretation of Christianity.</p>
<p>“I am at war with those people who would create a fundamentalist Christian theocracy in the technologically most lethal organization ever created by our species, which is the United States armed forces,” he said.</p>
<p>He plans to add extra charges and possibly other lawsuits this month.</p>
<p>“It violates title seven of the US code for an employer to push their Biblical world view on an employee,” he said. “But it’s a trillion times worse when that is not just your shift manager at Starbucks but that is your military superior.”</p>
<p>He singles out one of the major Christian groups in the military, the Officers Christian Fellowship (OCF).</p>
<p>The group represents 15,000 US military personnel around the world, according to its director, retired Air Force general Bruce Fister.*</p>
<p>:eek:</p>