Tom C wrote:
> Let's take one case the ACLU is involved with... to the best of my > recollection. The case in California (I believe... I'm typing from memory > not the transcript), where an athiest has sued a school district because > his elementary school age daughter is made to feel uncomfortable when the > Pledge of Alegiance is said because it contains the phrase 'under God'. That phrase is objectionable to a lot of people and should be eliminated IMO. Suppose all the atheists recited the line as "one nation, there is no god". Can you see the possibility of that becoming a problem? How about if one group tried to shout their phrase louder than the other group? The phrase does not belong in an oath to government allegiance. It excludes people who believe do not believe that there is a god. Tom Reese
