Ok I will present it and if the bill is vetoed I will bring an override vote and then if that fails I will reintroduce it to take out to pledge and it is not implying one specific god it just says God. The Sodom and Gommarrah Act is an insult to both Judaism and Christianity also if there was something that offended Muslims it would try to get it removed. We are just trying to get a godly and moral society here and reverse some if this nonsense also you don't need to take the pledge it's just on a offical record.
I don't mind having a pledge that says "under God" - as you said, it doesn't refer to any one god in particular and thus could apply to Allah, G-d, or whatever god you believe in. I was objecting to this:
I understand that you believe that life begins at conception, but this is neither an established fact not a universal value held by all Atlasians. I don't begrudge you the right to believe this, but people should be able to say the Pledge of Allegiance and express pride in their Region without having to endorse a political position that they may or may not agree with. The fact that you don't have to take the pledge is beside the point: you also don't have to vote, fly the flag, or celebrate Independence Day, but these are traditional expressions of patriotism and national pride that should not be used to impose your political beliefs on the rest of the nation.
As for your "godly and moral society": if you want to pursue this as a private citizen, that's fine, but attempting to impose your version of morality on the people by legislation is unconstitutional. The fact that the Christian right has a majority in the Pacific Council as of this moment does not give you the right to tell other people how to live their lives. Freedom of Religion goes both ways: just as government cannot force you to have abortions or marry people of the same gender, so it cannot be used to prevent others from from following the dictates of their conscience when they differ from your own.
