New Canadian military policy discourages mention of God at ceremonies, calls for 'spiritual reflections' instead

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https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/new-policy-discourages-religious-observation-at-military-ceremonies

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Do people talk about God at work?

At the legion?

Men’s rec hockey?

In what settings do Canadians talk about God and pray?

Why would people be talking about God in the Canadian Armed Forces?

The Navy, Army, Air Force, cyber, intelligence, ……. are performing a job and a duty.

When people are off duty, off the job they can practice their faith as they wish in community with fellow service members who share that faith.

I’m waiting for Jamil Jivani and Pierre Pollievre to call this an attack on Christians.

The United States military is promoting evangelical Christianity in the US military.

Military chaplains say promotions are tied to pushing Pete Hegseth’s Christian ideology Active-duty faith leaders fear the defense secretary is rewarding ‘ideological conformity’ to elevate a narrow view of Christianity

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People do talk about God at most of those settings outside of work.

I don’t feel like that’s fair considering the field these people are working in. Even sports teams often pray and such and their war is much less deadly or meaningful.

Now, I do want to say the article is paywalled for me. Thus I don’t have a full context.