And so I looked up the Polish for god.

According to google translate, they never did say 'god', they said 'bog'...

When I was interviewed by the Boy Scout executive to be a Scout Leader, they asked me if I believed in God and I told them that I was a scientist so I entertained the possibility. Since they desperately needed someone to run Orillia Scout Troop #1 in the worst part of town, they accepted my application. When I arrived for the first Scout meeting it was just 5 Scouts and two well intentioned old ladies in their 80's who were filling in as leaders, so first order of business after the Scout Pledge and Oath was to get outside and play some British Bulldog. The elderly ladies were uncertain about this as they had only done badgework in the church basement but it went well and the local kids came around to see what all the excitement was about, pretty soon we were up to 20 + Scouts and the largest troop in the area.
Woodcraft, camping, hiking and a sense of unit integrity, plus a bit of leadership from myself and the troop leaders was all it took, God played no part in the daily operations.
My proudest moment, among many proud moments, was when I read in the paper that Malcolm who was a real problem Scout from a very bad domestic situation had volunteered all summer doing community service and had earned a brand new bicycle as a reward. When I met Malcolm he always had a different bicycle because they were always stolen but he turned things around with a little help from his fellow Scouts, once again there was no God present.

In Poland, of all places!!!! Good. Poland has been so catholic that during the Cold War, Poland was the only Warsaw Pact country to have priests in their ranks as officers.

The religious fools always lose their shit when someone decides not to entertain their idiocy any longer. Well done Polish Boy Scouts!!

The religious establishment doesn't like the new rule? Tough shit! The Polish Scouts may attract many more recruits now.

Way back in the 80's in Australia I never said that part. I took investitures as a leader and some kids did not say it.

I had discussions with leaders about why I was not going to say it and they (basically non church going xtians accepted it) Did not see any bolts of lighting coming out of the sky and no dead sky fairies landed anywhere near me. No major cataclysmic events occurred, apart from the fact that every cyclone that headed towards our town veered away and hit somewhere else.

Wouldn't it also be anti-Muslim, etc. Believers are so childish and petty.