In article ,
"Leon" wrote:

Any requirement that a person make a statement implying
religious belief is a clear blatant violation of the First Amendment.

If that person objects, he can simply say in him mind, I take all that back.
He can deal with that when his time comes. If he does not believe in those
set of beliefs or morals, they should not matter to him. It should only
bother him and his God if he is being deceitful or dishonest. You see, God
is not easily fooled and knows whether you are being honest or not.

So you would encourage a witness to lie to the court while taking the
oath if he doesn't believe in God but trust that he would tell the truth
under questioning?
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Owen Lowe
The Fly-by-Night Copper Company