Of course not. This is stuff the FFRF battles constantly. And IGWT as well as "under god" in the Pledge of Allegiance has been challenged too, but will little to no success.

The "god" motto was an invention of the McCarthy era, when anyone who wasn't a god fearin' Republican supporter was a damn commie.
E Pluribus Unum sums up the philosophy of America's founding fathers and is a far better social aim. For years the USA took in the poor, the destitute and the oppressed, and forged a cohesive society.

Come to the UK, we don't put any of that crap on our money, I haven't got any banknotes in my wallet to check though, it's getting near pay day and I'm skint (again!) and we don't trust anyone, and with good reason after that f---ing Brexit nonsense!

Hell, no. I too prefer the original motto, they are words to live by. "In God, We Trust" is a violation of our Constitution, and meaningless.

Actually, E Pluribus Unum is Latin for "From many, one." But I understand your frustration. Here in Indiana, you can get a license plate with the American flag and "In God We Trust" on it at no charge, but other designs must be paid for. I remember being harassed by a woman at the BMV for not wanting one. She couldn't believe I didn't want it. Especially because it was free. I don't think she believed in atheists.

The Freedom From Religion Foundation started a lawsuit vs. the Treasury Dept. Anyone know the status?

I'm so irritated over the god thing on police cars I can hardly stand it. I'm sure there are more important things to be upset about. But that logo is just a slap in the face every time I see it. How is that even legal? And now that slogan is found in all kinds of government buildings...lol...I don't know where I was going with this, I'm just mad...

The police cars where I grew p had the motto, "To protect and serve."

I don't think there is any kind of benefit to puttign "in god we trust" on anything. It was only done to appease the McCarthyists in the 1950's, as was the adding of the words "under god" tothe pledge of allegiance. I dont' think any long term good can come out of appeasing fanatics.

Wasn't there (or in the Pledge) until the 1950's.....

Putting "In God We Trust" on money and police cars is just as useless as saying grace over a meal.

I like the e pluribus unum. Just to let everyone know, if you don't like the in god we trust on your money, please feel free to send it all to me. I will take it off your hands and carry the burden.

Absolutely not, it has no place in an age of scientific discovery, put instead, “In the scientific method we trust”.

All the god shit on everything that isn't a freaking church needs to stop.

See my most recent post. Let's just change em ourselves!!​

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Answer is NO. Actually, it may inspire someone to do something stupid.

"IN God We Trust" is an outrageous coup that the Christians pulled off!

No, I don't believe a phrase written on money, buildings, and civil servant vehicles makes anyone safer. What makes us safer is better laws and more people protecting us.

I like that one better.

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