There are over 250 religions, each one believe different theories or have different interpretations of the birth of the universe. One faith, Unitarian Universalist, believes that each individual discovers his/her own religion or philosophy as long as it does no harm to others and is encouraging to oneself; they feel that no doctrine should be held over another. This contradicts the phrase “one nation under God.

After the September 11 attacks, some say that the nation came together putting all of our differences aside and joined in unity. Those statements are not true, some people dealt with racial brutality, and others just did not care. A nation is people as a whole joined in one realm. The interpretive meaning of “one nation under God” means to have one realm living under one accord. We aren’t, and will probably never succeed in achieving this professed harmony. But if we aren’t whole in this issue are we really a nation?

In 1954, when congress placed the new phrase in the pledge, women and African-Americans fought for their dignity during the civil rights movement, Mary Hogan became victim to Edward Gein, a brutal serial killer who skinned humans and made “art,” tell me where was the Godliness in that? In 1960 Madelyn Murray O’Hare sued the Baltimore Maryland school system for making her child participate in school prayer, now it is technically illegal to talk about religion or God unless used for academic reasoning; the only time schools can pray is at g

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