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Pete Hegseth: “The current Army Spiritual Fitness Guide...mentions God one…”

Featuring: Pete Hegseth, Secretary of Defense | National

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JUST IN: Hegseth Announces End Of 'Unacceptable' Army Spiritual Fitness Guide

Published | Video Starts at 01:18

Chaplains have been minimized, viewed by many as therapists instead of ministers. Faith and virtue were traded for … The current Army Spiritual Fitness Guide...mentions God one time...mentions feelings eleven times...mentions playfulness nine times...zero mention of virtue. … saying that the soldier's spirit consists of consciousness, creativity and connection. The guide itself reports that around 82% of the military are religious. Yet ironically, it alienates our warfighters of faith by pushing secular humanism. (01:18–01:41)

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