So can we have liberty and justice for all if we're not a nation under God?

It's time for The Line of Fire with your host, activist, author, international speaker, and theologian, Dr. Michael Brown,

your voice of moral, cultural, and spiritual revolution.

Michael Brown is the director of the Coalition of Conscience and President

of Fire School of Ministry. Get into the line of fire now by calling 86634 Truth. That's

86634 Truth. Here again is Dr. Michael Brown. Look, I fully understand that the Pledge of Allegiance

was not written until 1892 in America,

and I recognize that the words under God were not added until 1954 under the Eisenhower administration.

But since the pledge speaks of liberty and justice for all, can there be truly liberty and justice for all, can there be, truly, liberty and justice for all?

If we're not a nation under God, I don't mean a theocracy, I don't mean clergy running the nation,

I don't mean enforcing the Bible on the nation. But I mean if we are not largely a God-fearing God-honoring nation, can we have

liberty and justice for all? Obviously, my answer is no. Welcome to the broadcast. Michael

Brown here, 86634-truth, 86634877--4. We've got a ton of ground to cover.

We're going to talk about the Pledge of Allegiance controversy at the Democratic National

Convention.

We're going to focus that on the question of a nation under God, what that means, what

that implies.

We've got some footage to show you, play for you all today.

And I want to get your feedback. Are you ready? 866-348-7-884.

When it comes to the November elections, if there was one issue, number one issue for which you were voting,

it could be as simple as I'm pro-life. It could be as simple as I don't like Donald Trump.

It doesn't have to be profound, lengthy. But the number one thing could be, if we don't vote this way,

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