Atheist Airmen Now Required To Recite Under God Or Be Kicked Out Amid a recent string of attempts from atheist activist groups to denounce any form of religion expression, the Air Force has decided to stand strong. That means that even atheists must swear to God or they will be discharged from the service. The ruling came after a technical sergeant at Creech Air Force base in Nevada refused to swear allegiance to the nation under God. He claimed that the action was a violation of his rights as an atheist. The soldiers enlistment period ends in November, meaning that he will have to sure the Air Force in order to enlist. Unfortunately, by the time the court hearing is heard, his enlistment period will have expired. Monica Miller has decided to take on the case of the atheist soldier, and sent a letter on his behalf to the military branch telling them that the rules and regulations must be changed to suit the rights of all Americans. We have not received word from the Air Force, Miller told reporters. It has not indicated a willingness to settle outside of court. The Air Force is currently the only military branch that does not allow for the oat to be omitted to cater to the beliefs of non-Christians. This is the only branch to my knowledge thats actually requiring everyone in all instances to use the religious language, Miller commented. The government cannot compel a nonbeliever to take an oath that affirms the existence of a supreme being. What do you think? Should the Air Force be forced to change its oath to cater to atheists? 