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pinto

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5. Prof. Zuckerman really makes a common sense case in this piece.

Reply to cbayer (Original post)

Sat Sep 8, 2012, 12:26 PM

Sep 2012

While I don't think it's a clear cut either/or situation, Rubio's comments were clearly a step towards simplistic theism in political affairs.

Love to see that countered in down-to-earth terms.

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One Nation Under God -- Not! [View all] cbayer Sep 2012 OP

The Founding Fathers kept faith out of the Constitution Progressive dog Sep 2012 #1

Somone added "Under God" to the Pledge in 1954 meow2u3 Sep 2012 #2

It was also directed at Communist teachers in the public schools. rug Sep 2012 #3

Next up that pesky "In god we trust" motto Leontius Sep 2012 #4

Here's what we do as progressives. Goblinmonger Sep 2012 #7

Nice reply... rexcat Sep 2012 #8

I would imagine that too. 2ndAmForComputers Sep 2012 #9

That was war propaganda muriel_volestrangler Sep 2012 #10

Prof. Zuckerman really makes a common sense case in this piece. pinto Sep 2012 #5

What does it matter? skepticscott Sep 2012 #6

K&R. Starboard Tack Sep 2012 #11

If I remember correctly, I was in second grade when the change was made. okasha Sep 2012 #12

I seem to remember a change as well, but was pretty oblivious to what it was. cbayer Sep 2012 #13