Lysistrata
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See, this is why you're dumber than an empty box of Post Toasties. You're a pagan.So what. FYI, wiki is strictly for amateurs. It's not a secure site and can be edited by anyone. Only ignorant lazy people use wiki.I remember when Dubya said that Wicca was not a religion.It doesn't matter what church they attend. YOU can't force them to do what you want. Suck on that.
Only if it's a church that is recognized by government. Which is funny, because it turns the First Amendment inside out and has government telling us which religions are "real" and which aren't.
Wiccans and Pagans in the United States military - Wikipedia
Dubya: guilty.
How about the LA times. Wiki sites have many footnotes, you are encouraged and free to follow them. this is what I found just following one footnote from the WIKI article:
Retired U.S. Army Major Michelle Boshears—herself a Green Craft Wiccan—says those numbers reflect only active duty military who claim Paganism as their religion on official forms. When Boshears served 15 years ago, the only option for Pagans was to mark “No Preference” or “Other.” For that reason, she estimates that the numbers of Pagans in uniform could be closer to 20,000.
The Plight of Pagans in the Military | Religion & Politics
If she is Pagan, she has every right to her choice of faith. The government should not be in the business of promoting any particular faith or spending our money on any such promotion. What do you think of the government promoting your faith (if you have one) or any other?