Staff Reports
It wasn’t long ago that the phrase "One Nation Under God" was more than just a line in the Pledge of Allegiance. It was a reflection of our shared values, a reminder that America was built on faith, family, and freedom. But in recent years, it seems that some people have lost sight of these principles. Instead, they’ve been busy rewriting history, tearing down monuments, and turning their backs on the very idea of a higher power guiding our nation. When you strip God out of the public square, what are you left with? A country drifting, divided, and disconnected from its roots.
This isn’t just a matter of religion; it’s about the values that made America strong. Our Founding Fathers, regardless of their personal beliefs, understood the importance of acknowledging God in the framework of a free society. The Declaration of Independence doesn’t hesitate to mention our Creator, and our Constitution was built on the idea that our rights come from God, not from government. But now, progressive ideologues have convinced people that religion has no place in the public sphere. Well, here’s a newsflash: when you remove faith from the equation, you remove the very bedrock of morality that keeps society from unraveling.
We’re seeing the consequences of this in real-time. Schools are more focused on gender pronouns than on prayer or the Pledge of Allegiance. Hollywood glorifies lifestyles that mock traditional values while condemning anyone who dares to express faith in public. And let’s not forget how the media treats Christians—they’re either portrayed as backwards or completely ignored. Yet, somehow, we’re supposed to believe that this godless experiment is leading us toward a better future. Spoiler alert: it isn’t.
The truth is, returning to "One Nation Under God" is the only way we’re going to heal the deep divisions tearing this country apart. Faith is what brings us together, offering a sense of shared purpose and responsibility. It teaches us humility, respect, and love for our fellow citizens. Without that guiding moral compass, all we’re left with is chaos. Just look at the rise in crime, the breakdown of the family, and the skyrocketing rates of depression. This is the result of pushing God to the sidelines and replacing Him with hollow, feel-good platitudes about “tolerance” and “inclusion.”
Let’s be real: America was never perfect, but it was a nation striving to do better, guided by the belief that there’s a higher power watching over us. That belief created communities that looked out for one another, that built schools, hospitals, and churches that stood the test of time. It’s no coincidence that as we’ve moved away from those values, we’ve seen more division, more anger, and more loneliness than ever before. We need to get back to what made America exceptional, and that starts with returning God to His rightful place in our national identity.
