MSNBC Poll on the motto "In God We Trust"
It will be interesting to see if the results of this poll get reported. The question posed by MSNBC is:
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5/05/2009
Tuesday, May 05, 2009
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2 Comments:
No, "In God we Trust" should never, never be removed from our currency, as a matter of opinion I think that those words should hang in every court room in the entire country.
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Anonymous, at 11:05 AM
"In God We Trust" should always remain on th United States of America currency. No if, and or buts!! This nation was founded on Christian principiles. The people who came to these shores to settle and expand, came for freedom from religious tyranny. They did not come to take God from their lives, but to allow God into every part of their lives. Not to exclude God from the political and public areans, but to keep the government from being able to dictate which way a citizen can and should allow God into their daily lives. Currency is part of our daily lives and an everyday reminder of where every breath comes from, even if a person says God doesn't exist.
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Erna H de Seve, at 8:40 PM
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