If they feel offended because the government isn't endorsing their religion over all others, then maybe THEY should be the ones to get out of the country. Though, I doubt that the majority of Christians, Muslims or Jews really care what the pledge says.
Christian dogmatic hypocrisy at it's finest.
But think about it this way... Do you really want all the Christians to follow all of that horseshit in their book that tells them to stone adulterers, kill witches, and treat women like property?
I don't see why it shouldn't be permitted. Seems to me that the only reason anyone has that it shouldn't be allowed is that the "bible says it" but if we are going to base all our laws off of what the bible says, shouldn't we also be stoning people for committing adultery, killing children for disrespecting their parents, and not allowing women to teach, speak, or even think for themselves?
Seems to me like the opposition should take some time to rethink their position, among other things.....
I don't believe in Gods in the supernatural sense, mainly because I don't believe in the supernatural.
I think that all the supposed "Gods" throughout history were actually either Extraterrestrials, or Extra-dimensional beings, and that all the religions in the world today are just based on the interpretations of primitive humans who really didn't understand any of it themselves.
Seeing as Cthulhu will eat both God and Satan's souls, I don't see the relevance of the question. But I will humor you.
If God created both Humanity and Satan, then he is in fact our brother.
The only way the answer could be no, is if God did not create both Humanity and Satan.
