Canadian Military Chaplains Can’t Mention God in Public | Christianity Today
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The Canadian government has issued new directives preventing military chaplains from using religious language in public events to promote inclusivity. Critics argue that these measures disproportionately exclude religious expressions from military ceremonies.
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This article falls under the news category and provides a detailed account of the new directives regarding military chaplains in Canada, but could benefit from a bit more clarity in presenting opposing views.
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