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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth sparked outrage from left-wing media after hosting a voluntary Christian prayer service at the Pentagon. Critics falsely claimed it violated the “separation of church and state,” but conservative voices like Glenn Beck have exposed their hypocrisy. The Founding Fathers never intended to erase faith from public life—they embraced it as essential to America’s moral fabric.
Thomas Jefferson himself held worship services in the U.S. Capitol for decades. Jefferson’s handwritten letters prove he saw Christianity as vital to preserving liberty. If the “separation” phrase was twisted to attack Hegseth, then leftists must also condemn Jefferson, Washington, and Lincoln—all of whom invoked God while leading this nation.
Hegseth’s prayer event reflected the values of millions of patriotic Americans who serve in uniform. Our military thrives when leaders acknowledge divine protection and seek wisdom greater than human strategists. The service wasn’t mandatory, yet liberals act like troops were forced to convert at gunpoint—a ridiculous lie meant to smear faithful public servants.
Media hysteria over this event reveals their hatred for traditional values. They want God banished from every corner of society, even as they push radical ideologies on children. Meanwhile, Hegseth’s courage reminds us that faith and freedom are inseparable. Strong nations don’t apologize for honoring their spiritual heritage.
The Pentagon isn’t a secular temple—it’s filled with warriors who risk their lives for ideals bigger than politics. Prayer has guided military leaders since General Washington knelt at Valley Forge. Today’s elites would erase that history, but real Americans know better. You can’t understand this country without understanding its Judeo-Christian roots.
Glenn Beck demolished the “separation” myth by highlighting the Founders’ own actions. Jefferson attended church services in government buildings. The First Amendment prevents state-mandated religion, not voluntary expressions of faith. Leftists distort history to silence believers while imposing their godless worldview through schools and media.
Hegseth’s critics ignore the countless servicemembers who welcomed this moment of unity. Our military faces unprecedented recruitment crises and morale issues. Reviving public prayer isn’t about coercion—it’s about restoring the principles that made America the last best hope on Earth. Patriots stand with leaders who put God before political correctness.
This controversy isn’t just about one prayer service. It’s a battle for America’s soul. The left fears nothing more than a nation on its knees, humbly seeking divine guidance. Hegseth’s boldness should inspire all conservatives to defend religious liberty against authoritarian secularism. Faith built this country—and faith will save it.
