If you haven't heard yet, a watchdog group which monitors the separation of church and state is up in arms about the alleged dominance of evangelical Christians at the US Air Force Academy.
Dusty -resident of Castle Argghhh! and an Academy graduate- has some pungent comments on the "controversy."
Greyhawk posts a letter from Buzz Patterson, former Cadet Group Commander at the Academy, who finds the charges contemptible.
Finally, naval aviator CDR Salamandar weighs in here and here.
Look, I'm agnostic myself, and even I find this foolishness offensive! Worse yet, it's not even very persuasive foolishness. As has been pointed out elsewhere, there are 4,000 cadets at the Academy, and the watchdog group interviewed a whopping fifteen cadets and staff, all told.
This is just one more spatter in the mudslinging about "Jesusland." Feh.
Dude, don'tcha know? This is just one more step toward implementing... the THEOCRACY!!!!
Bwahahahahahaha!
But you're prejudiced, Paul, being a holy man and all... {snort}
Posted by: Casey Tompkins at May 12, 2005 4:10 PMThe issue isn't that they only interviewed fifteen cadets, it's that, whether or not the majority of US Air Force Academy personnel are evangelical Christians, it has nothing to do with the separation of church and state. How do these people trick themselves into believing this shit?
Posted by: dowingba at May 14, 2005 1:22 AMDamn, dowingba, pretty soon you'll be a rock-ribbed Conservative!
Heh...
But you're prejudiced, Paul, being a holy man and all...
"You will see light in the darkness
You will make some sense of this...
And when you’ve made your secret journey
You will be a holy man..." ;-)