In a church I started worshiping wit, I noticed that the National Anthem and d pledge was recited immediately after praise and worship, jus before d service proper. Personaly, I rly felt uncomfortable doing that inside the church. What's your take on that. Should the national anthem b recited in d church? Is it biblical? Is that level of patriotism nt taken to the extreme?
NLanders, wats your view on that?

In my church, we recite it but it isn't a regular thing, and I am yet to see anything wrong in it

You are looking for everything biblical. Is everything in your life biblical?

invite me to ur church

Akpangbon: You are looking for everything biblical. Is everything in your life biblical?

I was asking a simple question, and I expected reasonable people to respond. So pls jus shutup, if U̶̲̥̅̊'ve got notin reasonable to say

Gboliwe: In my church, we recite it but it isn't a regular thing, and I am yet to see anything wrong in it

well I didn't say anytin was wrong wit it. Its a new experience for me and it was so unsual seeing that in d church bt hopfully, I wil get use to it wit time.

susan4u:

I was asking a simple question, and I expected reasonable people to respond. So pls jus shutup, if U̶̲̥̅̊'ve got notin reasonable to say

Of course it will be unreasonable to you. Holier than thou sinner.

Akpangbon:

Of course it will be unreasonable to you. Holier than thou sinner.

You are so delusional. What has the topic got to do wit been "Holier than thou sinner". Pls shut d crap up, cos U̶̲̥̅̊'ve got notin reasonable to contribute to this post.

reciting the national anthem and pledge in church is simply rubbish!! and abuse of doctrine. This church has no idea what it means to be spiritual. They fail to separate between "ceaser(secular allegiance) and God". While we are mandated to practice both, we must also keep them separate, else we turn church into an arm of government.