>>Alex you tell me exactly where in the constitution does it say to remove God from the pledge. And if you give me the pat answer of "separation of Church and State", then you had better look deep and hard at what that phrase was refering to.
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>Tell me where in the Constitution it says we should have a Pledge of Allegiance. One of my kids pointed out to me how absurd it is to pledge one's allegiance to a flag. Listen to the words.
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>Hey, folks in other countries, does anybody else have anything like this?

When I was a kid we did the Pledge of Allegiance in public school.
I remember that the Jehova's Witnesses would sit through it the first year or two, later they were allowed (told?) to leave the room before it started.

I'm not able to reliably remember the words, but I don't remember God being in there. Ours was somewhat different than yours.

I don't think they still do it in public school, but I could be wrong.


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>Tamar