[in a reddit thread discussing the constitutionality of 'under god' in the pledge]
I won't give your question the dignity of an answer. It doesn't deserve it. Questioning "under God" is a direct attack on Christianity.
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If that is true, you have pathetically weak faith, if it must be reaffirmed by every man, woman and child chanting it all the time. Truly, truly sad.
It also doesn't address whether it's constitutional or not.
What's Christianity doing in the pledge of a secular nation?
By being there, you're degrading other faiths / lacks thereof.
Also, I'm expecting some fundies today to whine about George Carlin dying.
Questioning "under God" is a direct attack on Christianity.
No....revoking Protestant tax-exempt status, outlawing all forms of Protestantism, and forbidding all Protestants from owning businesses or property would be a direct attack on Christianity. Questioning "under God" is a right given to us by the founding documents of the republic. It's also a duty of all true American patriots.
Welcome to Thomas Jefferson and James Madison's America.
F***er.
[Questioning "under God" is a direct attack on Christianity.]
So you understand that this is an establishment clause issue, and that putting the phrase "under God" in the pledge violated the Constitution?
"God" of what?
Those old goatfuckers were too cowardly to name their god directly, and played coy with the generic term.
"God" could mean Brahman or the Great Spirit or Mescalito or Mithras or Shiva or Hanuman or Odin or YuHuWuHu of Juu.
Isn't inclusiveness wonderful?
"Also, I'm expecting some fundies today to whine about George Carlin dying."
Me too, I'm waiting to hear how he woke up in hell and we all better get our acts together and worship gawd.
Well it's a good thing that this country wasn't founded on Christianity then.
So, remind me why I should care?
The pledge was originally written by a baptist minister in 1892.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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