It's "One nation indivisible" y'all...

[Modem Butterfly]

Regardless of whatever god you're under, or whether or not you're under a god at all...

[TallahasseeGrannie]

1. IT JUST SOUNDS BETTER

and I don't think God gives a crap one way or the other.

[Az]

2. The current version is logically impossible

Its either One Nation or Under God. Can't be both.

[Modem Butterfly]

5. Amen

:evilgrin:

BTW, welcome back!

:hi:

[stillcool]

3. or as another DU'er said ...

'America is a crime scene'

[stellanoir]

4. One nation

under fraud is more like it.

[Blue_In_AK]

6. That's how I learned it

back in the Dark Ages before the "godless Commie" scare. I think many people forget that the phrase "under God" was only added in 1954.

[ret5hd]

7. they've also conveniently forgotten it was written by a socialist (nt)

[Blue_In_AK]

9. That's right...

I had just looked it up on the Internet to get the date. Dwight Eisenhower is the one who added the "under God" by signing some kind of declaration in 1954. It may have been that it didn't get implemented until later, but I clearly remember stumbling over those "new" words when I was in second or third grade after having obediently learned the pledge in the first.

Here is the interesting and informative link that I read

http://history.vineyard.net/pledge.htm

and from another source, this quote by Ike:

"From this day forward, the millions of our school children will daily proclaim in every city and town, every village and rural schoolhouse, the dedication of our Nation and our people to the Almighty." President Eisenhower (1954) after signing into law a bill to have "under God" added to the original pledge. 1

[MaineDem]

8. That's how I learned it too

But I would have sworn it was more recently than '54.

I learned it from my grandmother who was an immigrant - and so very proud of her new citizenship.