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i am not american,,,but who would you like to trust in...he seems to have done alright for you guys so far,,have a look at india,or other countrys of other beliefs....
11 years ago. Rating: 3 | |
No, why change it, the majority of our populace want it as it is. Leave it alone. There have been non-christians in our society before, they lived their lives and blended, without expectations of changing the majority for their beliefs. Why should we cave in for a small group, what will be next?
11 years ago. Rating: 1 | |
Yes I do, it wasn't the official motto of the U. S. until 1956 and was put on paper money in 1957 , just like under god wasn't in the pledge of allegiance until the mid fifties. Depending on which polls you read atheist and agonstics are approaching 15% and climbing but uslually don't get respect for being free thinkers. We are a secular nation comprised of a majority of religous people, but religion has been on the decline as technology and knowledge has increased filling the gaps that religion once occupied. One of the reasons that the founding fathers created a secular nation was that religion by its nature is divisive and exclusive. Mine is better than yours or my belief is right, but you can think what you like. This is indisputable. All you have to do is pick up a daily paper.to see it.
11 years ago. Rating: 1 | |