He’s at it again. Michael Newdow is suing yet again to prove that he hates God, at least the God of the Bible.

“Michael A. Newdow, who led the failed charge to get the words “under God” out of the Pledge of Allegiance, is now heading an effort to keep religion out of President-elect Barack Obama’s swearing in.

Newdow’s group, consisting of 18 individuals and 10 smaller groups, has sued “Supreme Court Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., several officials in charge of inaugural festivities, the Rev. Joseph E. Lowery and megachurch pastor Rick Warren” in U.S. District Court, the Washington Post reports.

Lowery has been asked to deliver the benediction at the ceremony, while Warren is the transition team’s (controversial) choice to deliver the invocation; Roberts is set to administer the oath of office. The oath traditionally includes the phrase “so help me God,” which the athiest group wants stricken.

Newdow brought similar suits four and eight years ago to keep references to God and prayer out of President Bush’s inaugurals. They were unsuccessful.”

I’ve always found atheists amusing. Especially the modern variety. If Newdow really believe in his convictions he would make his opposition more broad. You know, he could go sue to have the any reference to Allah removed from Islamic Mosques in America, or pick on the Buddhists, but as many of his ilk he won’t because it’s simple an opposition to the God of the Bible.

That should tell Christians all they need to know this man.