Our Pledge of Allegiance as a Religously United Nation

In 1954, Congress added "under God" between the words "one nation" and "indivisible." Members wanted to be able to easily differentiate between America's democracy and communist governments that banned religion, mainly the Russians. Are these words necessary to be spoken for the youth of America to become more patriotic? Or do the children just speak what they are told in monotone not even realizing what they might have said against their own religion or beliefs.

There is no need for these two words to be in the Pledge of Allegiance. The purpose of school is to learn about the facts of life. The purpose of church is to learn about spiritual growth in your faith. We can not as a society, intertwine the two because of our diverse religious

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