William Penn warned the US long ago, "Those people who will not be governed by God will be ruled by tyrants." That's what these atheists are and their supporters (who may not all be atheists). If in power, they would be just like the Khmer Rouge, as this extract from an IPS report on Cambodia shows, "Only seven people came out alive from S-21, a high school in the Cambodian capital Phnom Penh that was turned into a prison to interrogate any civilians, including children, who were considered enemies of the Khmer Rouge. Between 12,380 to 14,000 people imprisoned in Tuol Sleng were tortured and killed." However, every state in the Union has the Constitutional means to fight this atheistic onslaught. This is how it goes for Texas (from Dr Sam Gipp's site, September 2008, my capitalisation), "Texas 1845, Preamble. We the People of the Republic of Texas, acknowledging, with gratitude, the grace and beneficence of GOD..." With all due regard for the defenders of the Alamo, it is to be hoped that the outcome for the constitutionally God-fearing states of the Union vs. the atheists is equivalent to the battle of San Jacinto, in favor of the Union.

In God We Trust and The Pledge of Allegiance Should and must be displayed in Gov. Buildings! Atheist can and will go to Hell!

Religion always had a large influence in this country and it still does. it is absurd to deny it. But those who watch "Our Judeo-Christian Nation" will not find this phrase in writings of the Founding Fathers or Abraham Lincoln or any other historical figures. Members of Congress discovered the US is not a Christian but a Judeo-Christian nation a few decades ago. It was when Jewish Americans realized that instead of donating hundreds of millions to Israel, they can get a bigger bang for the buck by donating a few tens of millions to politicians who then donate billions of public money to Israel.

May I suggest reading a different point of view:
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/note.php?note_id=109996709554&ref=nf
(Requires that you log in to facebook to read it.)

The motto and pledge are not at the heart of our country. “In God We Trust” did not become the national motto until 1956 — 16 years after Norris was born, and 180 years after our nation was founded. The pledge, written by a socialist preacher in 1892, did not have “under God” in it until it was added in 1954.

Neither the motto or pledge are at the heart of America — they are later additions by '50s religious zealots.

America is not a Christian nation, and it has never been. We do not all believe in God, nor are we all “one nation under God.” We are people of many different faiths — and many of us have no faith at all.

Mr. Norris, You are an inspiration for all Christians. keep up the good work.