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To: SilentZ who wrote (163006)	3/5/2003 5:30:23 PM
From: i-node	Read Replies (1) of 1575637

Yeah, probably not... but thinking about it objectively, it is. No. Not objectively; rather, only if you redefine it (church & state) to suit your individual needs (in which case, who needs a Constitution, anyway?) can you conclude that the Constitution would ban the use of the word "god" in the Pledge. I submit that the Founding Fathers are the absolute authority on what is and is not a violation of church and state; consequently, when they use the term "god" extensively throughout the organization of the nation, it is a prima facie case that such use does not violate any of the fundamental principles on which the nation was organized. Not to worry; there isn't a snowballs chance in hell (or, where ever) that the Supreme Court is going to deny cert or to uphold this decision.

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