“Under God” wasn’t part of the original Pledge of Allegiance. Those words were added to the Pledge in 1954 to differentiate us from the “Godless communists” during the cold war. Before 1954, it was “one nation indivisible.”
Why do we pledge our allegiance to a flag? It is a symbol, with no real meaning. Only we give it meaning in what we believe. There is really no use in reciting your allegiance to an object each day.
What is the real reason that we unquestionably recite a saying everyday? Do you even think about the words as you say them, or is it just something you memorized as a child and continue do without question? If you were told that a country like North Korea was forcing their students in public schools to recite a saying of allegiance
Why do we pledge our allegiance to a flag? It is a symbol, with no real meaning. Only we give it meaning in what we believe. There is really no use in reciting your allegiance to an object each day.
What is the real reason that we unquestionably recite a saying everyday? Do you even think about the words as you say them, or is it just something you memorized as a child and continue do without question? If you were told that a country like North Korea was forcing their students in public schools to recite a saying of allegiance