Chaplain Klingenschmitt says any government official who requires non-sectarian prayers is forcing his government religion on Christian ministers like himself, chaplains who want to worship their creator and pray in Jesus' name, in an effort to "censor, exclude and punish" them for their actions.

Dear Asshat;

The United States Military is a vast organization that consists of individuals from a wide variety of belief systems. These people may be Christian, Jewish, Shintoist, Buddhist, Muslim, Hindi, Eckankar or any number of other religions. While we have all chosen our religious belief and we have decided to serve our country, we cannot control the faith of the chaplain assigned to our unit. Due to the preponderance of Christian chaplains within the Armed Forces, there stands a good chance that non-Christian service members will be saddled with one such as yourself.

Out of respect for our personal beliefs, your superior officers have requested that you utilize non-sectartian prayers at official functions. This is not meant to force a religious ideology on you, but to respect the religious diversity of your unit. We are here to serve, not to provide you with a pool of potential converts. Your unit is not your own personal proselytizing party.

Sincerely;

The vast diversity that made our country great.