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Speaking to WCCO's Chad Hartman Show, Colonel David Hunt, U.S. Army (Ret.), and an author and Fox News analyst, says the decision by Sec. of Defense Pete Hegseth to create an Office of Religious Affairs is "a game you don't want to play."

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00:00I'm establishing the Office of Religious Affairs.
00:04Starting today and for secretaries of war after me, the Office of Religious Affairs will report straight to the top.
00:10No staff filters, no bureaucratic dilution, a direct line to the secretary.
00:16This is not going to be a paper-pushing shop.
00:19It's going to have real teeth.
00:21It'll protect budgets, demand infrastructure, and strengthen religious support.
00:25The experts, our chaplains, will finally have an advocate at the highest levels.
00:30Policy and resources will serve the mission, not smother the mission.
00:37As Psalm 3312 extols us, blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord.
00:46It's a game you don't want to play.
00:48As you said, wish with God any way you choose.
00:52Just don't make it policy.
00:53And that's what my concern is also.
00:55If you're not a Christian, and by Hegstaff's definition, you're not quoting the Bible every five seconds, you're not going
01:03to get promoted.
01:04And that's the danger.
01:05No, you can please worship God.
01:08I'd love you to worship God.
01:09But it's not coming on the battlefield.
01:12Although everyone gets religion on the battlefield, by the way.
01:15The bullet doesn't care if you're Jewish, Protestant, Christian, or Catholic.
01:19It doesn't care.
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