Originally Posted by Ron Humphrey
What does this say about military chaplaincy programs working with foreign populations instead of just with military members?
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Not much, so long as the chaplain knows the bounds of his constituancy.
Example is better than precept.
Well at the risk of bucking the current of the day, I remain very sceptical of this as an intiative for reasons on both sides of the interactive equation.
I understand that it has worked well at least according to those who support it; I have however talked to chaplains who are not as comfortable with it.
But hey, that's me
Tom
Thee...
and me..........
Aye me too!
Sam Liles
Selil Blog
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The scholarship of teaching and learning results in equal hatred from latte leftists and cappuccino conservatives.
All opinions are mine and may or may not reflect those of my employer depending on the chance it might affect funding, politics, or the setting of the sun. As such these are my opinions you can get your own.
Well, I'm in the minority,
but I have no problems as long as they are doing humanitarian work or trying to reduce conflict. Then again, we've had this discussion before.
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