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The Pledge of AllegianceThe PowerPoint version.

By Daniel Radosh
Updated Tuesday, Nov. 13, 2007, at 4:24 PM ET

Is it any wonder there's so much debate about what the Pledge of Allegiance means? Look how confusing it is: Thirty-one words, at least one of which is five syllables long. And not a single bullet point. To help make sense of it, we've created this quick and easy summary using Microsoft PowerPoint.

Click image to open the PowerPoint slide show


Click here to open the PowerPoint slide show.

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