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The Pentagon just slashed the official list of recognized religious affiliations for service members from over 200 to just 31 — wiping out groups like atheists, Unitarian Universalists, pagans, and Wiccans. Officials say it’s not about judging faiths, but about helping chaplains better allocate resources. Critics argue it creates a hierarchy of belief and sidelines minority traditions, sparking concern among veterans and religious leaders alike. While the military aims to simplify operations, the move raises serious questions about inclusion, spiritual care, and what it means to be seen — and supported — in uniform.
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