But in a show of good faith, they will allow the sign to stand if other signs invoking “Allah, Satan, or the flying spaghetti monster” are allowed.

Via Daily Caller:

The Military Religious Freedom Foundation implored a Marine Corps base in Hawaii to remove their sign reading “God bless the military, their families, and the civilians who work with them,” claiming it violates the First Amendment.

The Marine Corps Times reported that the sign was installed on the base after the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

Blake Page, special assistant to the president of MRFF, emailed the base’s commanding officer, Col. Sean Killeen, about moving the sign to the chapel or removing it entirely, reports the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.

MRFF’s founder Mikey Weinstein told the Marine Corps Times that if base officials continue to allow the sign to stand in its current location, they would also have to allow signs that said, “There is no God to bless our military, their families, and the civilians who work with them,” or signs invoking “Allah, Satan, or the flying spaghetti monster.”