under god was added to pledge of allegiance in 1930s.
when was under god added to pledge of allegience?
1930s
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critics of the american pledge of allegiance have argued that the use of the phrase "under god" violates the separation of church and state. while the pledge was created by francis bellamy in 1891, in 1954, the knights of columbus, a catholic organization, campaigned with other groups to have the words "under god" added to the pledge. on june 14, 1954, president dwight eisenhower signed the bill to make the addition.
separation of church and state
rabbi berekiah noted that in god had already said, "i will bless you," and so asked what god added by then saying, "and you be a blessing." rabbi berekiah explained that god was thereby conveying to abraham that up until that point, god had to bless god's world, but thereafter, god entrusted the ability to bless to abraham, and abraham could thenceforth bless whomever it pleased him to bless.









































rabbi nehemiah said that the power of blessing granted to abraham in was what abraham gave to isaac in but rabbi judah and the rabbis disagreed.
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