Supervisors everywhere just developed a splitting headache.

by their God-bothering Jesus freak co-workers are also free to tell them to fuck right off? Politely and non-harassingly, of course. At my old job (a large private corporation) there was a co-worker in my department who was into that shit, and one day he left his church propaganda pamphlets on everyone's desks. HR was immediately notified and it never happened again, which is how that should work, whether your employer is private or the government.

Will this policy translate to private employers? The way it works now is that your boss can't make you go to prayer meetings or any other such thing as a condition of your employment - raises, promotions, performance reviews, etc. If you work for the government, though, and your boss asks you to attend some sort of religious event and you decline because it's not in your belief system or the lack of one, do you have any recourse if the boss punishes you because he/she concludes you don't love Jesus?

on the Post. The event was billed as a Thanksgiving luncheon, but we were required to be there 45 minutes prior to the start of the luncheon. Most of us thought it was so we could find our seats and not digress into chaos. But no..... there were Jesus "testimonials" and long prayers by multiple people. I felt VERY uncomfortable, but there was no way out. And declining the "invitation" to the luncheon was actively discouraged as it was suppose to be a "team building" exercise. Turned out to be a great way to rip apart the team on a metric that had nothing to do with our work or mission!

We finally got the okay to have the pentacle on our gravestone in the National cemeteries. But I'd love to see how eager they are at any office to schedule a talk by a Wiccan or other Pagan about their religious path... or, even the Satanic Temple. Something tells me those would not be so readily welcomed as the First Baptist Church or the Evangelical Church of God.

It's just another way of pinning a visible label on people that says "I'm not one of you." And then you pay the price.

Since they think only in "christian" terms, that will be
necessary. There are many Wiccans in Arlington cemetery.
This the BS that the first line of the first amendment
was meant to address, they just can't handle it !

The military had Chaplains. They were mostly OK. The non-ordained Jebus folk were insufferable. I had a Commander who was blatantly biased and favored folk who attended his morning prayer sessions. They were given plum jobs and higher evaluations. One of my coworkers got into it with the boss when his expected job went to a Jebus freak. He demanded a transfer or he'd spill the beans on the whole rotten situation. He got the transfer. I didn't speak out because I was not in the promotion queue. Besides the local JAG lawyer and base IG were knuckle-dragging knee- benders as well. Allowing this sort of thing in the workplace is wrong, and will lead to ill tidings and lawsuits.

into Christian feudalism goes on unchecked.

Proselytize them to convert to extreme religious views?

Make Westboro Baptist church look like slackers.
Emphasize put-to-death punishments as quoted in the Bible.
Emphasize divorce/remarriage/adultery consequences. That will hit home to many.
Go into great detail on some of the seamier Bible topics.

Let them start off first.
That way, you are participating in their conversation, not harassing them.

Offer/insist that you help them in their mission to convert others.

How I hate that evil bastard and all the evil bastards who work for him.

... that these oily evangelists think that the separation of Church and State is just a suggestion that they feel they're free to ignore. See you in court, assholes.