Given that attitude they feel attacked by “the devil” when prayer and Bible readings are outlawed in public schools, when active proselytizing is stopped at the Air Force Academy and now when prayers are requested to be removed from mandatory meals at the Naval Academy. Each of these initiatives is, however, not only correct, but each brings practice into conformity with the Constitution. I rejoice in this decision.

Actually, the chaplain's end up serving both the service-member and the command. Wouldn't be the first time a chaplain has "turned in" a service-member, and then -- in violation of the chaplain-penitent privilege - testified in the service-members prosecution.

In most Arab countries, those who don't convert to Islam are routinely tortured and killed.

I think this is an over statement.