Rath on 16 August 2009
@Montana. Jesus is considered part of the holy trinity, one of the three forms of the single God. The father the son and the holy spirit are all considered to be 'God' in mainstream Christianity. The belief that Jesus is the son of God is the only major part of the Christian religion that Muslims aren't willing to accept, they actually believe that he is a major prophet.
Also the money isn't the real worry, its the pledge of allegiance. As an atheist I would be thoroughly annoyed at being told that I have to pledge allegiance to a God I don't believe in when some daft bugger added it in a mere 70 odd years ago by mis-representing a political speech.
