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He's paying nearly double his income, sacrificing his financial well-being to pay that child support. The fact that he's paying such an onerous child support burden speaks very well of him.

Can you document where he lied to the court? Thanks.

You're wasting your time, flyervet. These people see the word "atheist" and they go mad. You can tell from their anti-atheist rhetoric on this thread alone, blaming atheism for everything from abortion to child porn, that that is their main reason for hating this guy. They deny that there are atheist war veterans; in fact, there are atheists serving in our military right now - I've spoken with them on other forums - who are sick of the pro-religious rhetoric. They deny that the largest percentage of women who obtain abortions subscribe to a religion. The only thing atheists agree on is that there are no gods; yet, they'll attribute every single wrong in the world to us, even the savage acts of a few fundamentalist nuts who killed thousands on our soil on 9-11. But, none of that matters to them. All that matters is that there are people who do not believe in their faith, whatever that may be. Even Islam gets more respect in this country than atheism. The President (who I voted for but won't be voting for again, that's for sure) has slammed us at every turn since 9-11, and then he turns around and calls Islam the "Religion of Peace". If this were a Christian father and the mother were an atheist, and the father sued to keep his daughter out of evolution classes, they would be supporting him. But since the opposite is true, they don't. It's just that simple.

Now you're acting just plain daft. The child support was exstablished when his income was much higher. Then Mr. 15 Minutes of Fame decided, all on his own, to reduce his own income so he could work on his atheistic causes. No matter how many times you blather about the nobility of his paying so much child support, it doesn't change the facts.

Since the trial transcipts aren't available, I'll have to assume the Appeals Court judge knew what he was talking about when he wrote that Mr. 15 Minutes of Fame claimed the child was injured by the pledge.

Do you have any evidence to prove the judge was lying?