I love the fact that out money has "IN GOD WE TRUST" written on it. I'm not being sarcastic. For Christians to have such a fetish for the inscription when Jesus is depicted in the New Testament as so clearly opposed to money, wealth, greed, etc., is deliciously hypocritical.

I don't have a problem with that, the real issue in my opinion is that religious rules should be separate from US laws. For example, I live in Indiana, we cannot purchase alcohol or automobiles on Sunday. Those laws are based entirely on religious beliefs, they should be unconstitutional.

You can't learn from history if you delete it. People need to know these self righteous folk got all lofty and talking about God and liberty while they got their wealth from enslaving people.

Ceremonial Deism is different from actual established religion. We have a set of American "Goddesses": Justice, Liberty, Victory, and Columbia and the demi-gods, Uncle Sam, Santa Clause, and the Easter Bunny.

Remove it from all public buildings and properties - and stop stamping & printing it on our (US) currency. Such US graffiti was established to ‘fight the godless communists’ in the 50’s, it’s time to reestablish the separation of state and religion!

Separation of church and state.

While it might be nice to see them all gone, I strongly suspect that's unlikely to occur.

What historical facts, America is not mentioned in the Bible.

The Bible is put together by selective council of tales, stories and poems many unrelateded. That have very little to coincide with each other. Plus very little evidence of actually historical events even took place.

With what is going on in incidents like Charlottesville I don't see how it could be done all at once. Its going to take legislation and time.

I voted one fell swoop.
If the past is any indication, if it isn't all removed at once, it won't get done. As long as there are still some things remaining, it will be an 'in' to get more added not removed.

I don’t want any references to god on any Government building ,property or money .When it comes to monuments I am not sure due to the fact that it may be deemed a work of art in some instances if possible put it in a museum

Removing such references from churches / synagogues / mosques etc. would be a good start But I think there might be some resistance.

No. I believe in freedom of religion for all citizens. The way to make a difference is not by trying to change society by law, but by reason and arguments. Change minds and the rest will follow.

But I do think religious organizations should no longer be tax exempt. They should pay taxes like every other organization.

Hitherto, all your notes and coins had "In God We Trust" printed and stamped on them. I guess everybody else has to pay....LOL However, there seem to be some changes afoot.
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I read that Thomas Jefferson helped a group of Baptists argue the separation of church and state in the colonial period. At that time in our history, the citizens paid taxes which purchased for them a seat in the majority church. If the "majority" faith within a state was say, Presbyterian, then part of a citizen's taxes would go toward reserving a seat in the local Presbyterian church, and the Bible used by the Presbyterians would be taught in the schools. This is how the idea of separation came into our country's psyche. While there was an abundance of religious sentiment at the time of our founding, there was an equal amount of secular fervor. (Thomas Jefferson cut out from his personal Bible all references to miracles.) "In God We Trust" wasn't on our coinage until the middle of the twentieth century. THAT should be removed! The rest I'm not as concerned.

No place for any connection at all between government and religion.

Think to remove the word would be inane too many sheep would be lost with out control. Not as if I agree that facilities should represent ideas. However if church sports and other distractions did not give simple kinds things to do the Earth might be even more populated than it is.

I no longer let Christians claim that rape is as bad as cussing. I no longer let Christians claim that owning slaves is as bad as working on Sunday. Because that's what America was built on, right?

its still history like war so its still relevant

Start with the currency. It says "in God we trust". Eisenhower is dumb enough to put that on money.