[-FMA]

Originally Posted by The Real Bingo

I know what the Declaration of Independence is, and I know it holds no legal clout. And I realize Jefferson wasn't referring to a specific God, but rather encompassing all beliefs by calling it "Nature's God".


So tell me, why should the Pledge of Allegiance not mention a generic "God"?

Because not everyone has a god. A generic god would apply universally to anyone who is a theist, the problem is: Not everyone is a theist.

Not everyone has a superhero, Bingo. Taking time from public, govenrment schools to speak as if everyone has some sort of superhero shouldn't be allowed.

-FMA