>>Atheists, for example, are over-represented in the military, for starters.
> Not so Protestant is number 1 follwed by Catholic, followed by No-Preference (does not mean atheist) then Jewish
Wow. You need some logic-lessons. "Over-Represnted" does not mean "more of them than anyone else." It means "more of them than their percentage of the overall population would suggest."
> As a Chaplain once said, "I never met an atheist in a foxhole."
Then the Chaplain in question was either ignorant or a liar. Here is an organization that proves him dead wrong:
http://www.maaf.info/
> Atheists LOVE to use Jefferson as their icon but he Wrote "Jefferson's Bible" which takes focuses on the teachings of Christ not on the stories that go after.
Jefferson editted the Bible to ditch the supernatural elements.
The rest of your post demonstrates a serious lack of education on the topics mentioned.
Perhaps that chaplain didn't visit foxholes.
I would lay money on the types of service with the highest casualty rates (eg junior infantry officer, combat pilot, special forces) being even more heavily overrepresented by atheists. I derive this belief from the educational and intelligence requirements for such posts, and the correlation between educational attainment and atheism.
I further add that I bet the majority of Freepers who post this "no atheists in foxholes", and "atheists won't fight for their country" bullshit have never themselves been within 1000 miles of any combat.