Pledge of Allegiance, NBC Apolgy

[Richard]

Originally Posted by PRB

The Deism concept espoused here is basically a 1930's form of academic secularism. I'd suggest Lillback's "Sacred Fire" that discounts this secular approach with writings and actions (footnoted) of the founding fathers rather than assumption based upon one or two observations.

Dr Gregg L. Frazer, Professor at The Master's College (formerly Los Angeles Baptist College), a Christian liberal arts college in Southern California, ( http://www.masters.edu/academics/und...d/faculty.aspx ) on the subject:

• Review of "Sacred Fire" - http://americancreation.blogspot.com...cred-fire.html
  
• "The Religious Beliefs of America's Founders" - http://www2.masters.edu/pulpit/files...nar-Frazer-mp3
  
• "The Religious Faith of America's Founders" - http://www2.masters.edu/pulpit/files...reggFrazer-mp3
  
• "The Religion of America's Founders" - http://www2.masters.edu/pulpit/files...s-01-20-05-mp3
  
• "America's Religious, but not Christian, Founders" - http://www2.masters.edu/pulpit/files...r-6-Frazer-mp3

Richard

Originally Posted by BRAVO-SMASH

Why not? Our country was founded on Christian principals...

I thought it was Judeo-Christian values.....

[greenberetTFS]

Originally Posted by Richard

Meh...IMO the "under God" verbiage should never have been "added" to the Pledge of Allegience in the first place.

However, YMMV...and so it goes...

Richard

Richard,

I'm sorry I can't agree with you on this one...........

Big Teddy