sooda
Veteran Member
I was a Scout myself - in Canada - and I clearly recall reading in all our materials that all the references to "God" weren't meant refer to the Christian God specifically, but to whichever god the individual Scout believed in. "Duty to God" wasn't meant to refer to any sort of Christian tenets necessarily, but to the Scout's duty to approach their religion - any religion - honestly and honourably.
Theism was nominally required, but Christianity was not.
Now... I know that in the US, many Scout troops are sponsored and hosted by churches, but AFAIK no troop forbids non-Christians from joining, insists that members practice Christianity, or do anything else that would justify calling the BSA a Christian organization.
I can't help but wonder if the BSA's anti-atheist and anti-LGBTQ views were what made @Spartan decide that they must be Christian.
I know.. My brothers were Scouts 2 of them were Eagle Scouts.. My father and his brothers were also Eagle Scouts. I was a Girl Scout.
This is just ignorance. Can't be helped.