That is not a true statement. Buddhists are tolerant of Muslims. Shariah Law is antithetical to Buddhist teachings.
There is a small minority of Christian fundamentalists, Dominionists, who seek to make the US a Christian nation with the Bible the law of the land.
US soldiers are entitled to religious views. Some see the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq as holy wars and put Bible quotes on their rifle scopes.
not true. They, the manufactor, puts the reference numbers. like John 3:16.
Funney how muslims use the same scopes but don't complain.
I'm sorry, but bible quotes on rifle scopes seem unchristian like to me.
Officials with Michigan-based optics maker Trijicon Inc. said Monday in news reports that their optics have been inscribed with references to Bible verses for years. In a statement released Tuesday, the company explained further.
“For two generations our Michigan-based family owned business has been working to provide America’s military men and women with high quality, innovative sighting systems for the weapons they use,” it said. “Our effort is simple and straightforward: to help our servicemen and women win the war on terror and come home safe to their families.
“As part of our faith and our belief in service to our country, Trijicon has put scripture references on our products for more than two decades. As long as we have men and women in danger, we will continue to do everything we can to provide them with both state-of-the-art technology and the never-ending support and prayers of a grateful nation.”
The use of the biblical references has been blasted by The Military Religious Freedom Foundation, an independent organization that first brought the concerns to light after being contacted by active-duty troops. Mikey Weinstein, MRFF president, conceded that Trijicon may have meant well, but the practice allows insurgents to claim the U.S. is waging a holy war and puts some troops in an unfair, unwanted situation.
Bible verses on rifle scopes prompt concern - Navy News | News from Afghanistan & Iraq - Navy Times