The Supreme Court will be hearing the Pledge of Allegiance case today (Newdow v. Elk Grove) and will decide whether the phrase “under God” is unconstitutional. According to a poll, nine out of ten Americans want the phrase to remain.
I’ll be keeping a close watch on the results of this one.
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We all know what they’ll decide. Secular Humanism triumphs…temporarily.
I’ve been busy arguing this case over at MonkeyFilter, if anyone cares to go check it out.
La Shawn, I agree. I think that Secular Humanism is what’s ruling our court systems, our public schools, and it’s even growing to our churches.
Not for long, however. We have a Hope that something, Someone, is greater than SH.
Crap, that’s supposed to be http://www.monkeyfilter.com.