In Nashville recently I noticed how many different religious beliefs
![US Army reservist Shareda Hosein proudly wears her uniform. Even as the Army continually turns down her application to be the first female Muslim chaplain in the military, Shareda has no regrets about the 20+ years she’s dedicated to her service. [article]](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_ugZjdhJ7na3zLJkxVpxc_pPoOW1jKyefGyytDPVNj8-l0rEKN5YfCfUM4kr1Yk2fVH19c9Xd0hLCmR80h2_6otwMTsmRsXE0CwFWzO-R_6VRMlNdmus9moVbQd5Ka7ARM=s0-d) |
| 20 year Muslim Reservist |
were represented by the people attending what I refer to as the cosmic financial planners group. There were Mormons, Christians, Quakers, Bahai, Buddhist, and agnostics to name a few. I wasn't aware that I was searching this information out but instead just noticed this in reflection after the recent comments about Muslims from Donald Trump.
In a previous blog from awhile back I compared Oklahoma City to Damascus, Syria. There were many common themes regarding the regular people of each city. My guess is the comparison would NOT be similar today. One thing hasn't changed though and that is how the saying "If a million people die it is a statistic. If one person dies it is a tragedy."
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![US Army reservist Shareda Hosein proudly wears her uniform. Even as the Army continually turns down her application to be the first female Muslim chaplain in the military, Shareda has no regrets about the 20+ years she’s dedicated to her service. [article]](http://41.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ld2vye2IfV1qet98po1_400.jpg)
