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4. It varies by troop, for sure. 25 years ago in a very southern state, my son was a

Reply to NeoGreen (Original post)

Fri Jul 28, 2017, 10:32 AM

Jul 2017

Cub Scout. We're totally non-religious. We had inquired beforehand about the religious requirement and those who ran that troop didn't give a hoot about enforcing any religious stuff, so we were fine with him belonging to that troop. I also ran some of the meetings and prepared the program/crafts for the boys and never had a problem with anyone.

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An Atheist Mothers Depressing Journey With the Boy Scouts [View all] NeoGreen Jul 2017 OP

The local troop leaders can be the real problem. Jokerman Jul 2017 #1

Yeah it varies from troop to troop that's for sure. trotsky Jul 2017 #2

Yeah, it really depends on the unit... NeoGreen Jul 2017 #3

It varies by troop, for sure. 25 years ago in a very southern state, my son was a Nay Jul 2017 #4

I spent 7 years in the BSA as an adult leader. Gore1FL Jul 2017 #5

This message was self-deleted by its author Freelancer Jul 2017 #6

Your broad brush leads me to guess that you don't have any... NeoGreen Jul 2017 #7

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No insult taken... NeoGreen Aug 2017 #9

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It's both Lordquinton Aug 2017 #11