we've been over and over this- there is NO 'test of religion' a 'test of religion' would be having the person stand before courts and asked to confirm that they beleive in God- if not, they couldn't get the job- however, there are still some states that DO actually have a TRUE test of religion when running for office- swearing an oath is in no way a 'test of religion' as has been defined by the courts. that argument doesn't hold water as much as oponents of religion would like it to be- As stated a person does NOT have to even agree that there is a God- BUT they had better agree that the majority of citizens DO beleive there is a God and that WE hold it sacred to swear before God- the person is absolutely free to deny the existence of God- but they'd better agree to our mandate of swearing an oath or affirmation. http://sacredscoop.com
As far as I'm concerned, this member of the Nation of Islam can use his Koran for toilet paper, or whatever he wants.