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IGWT was honored to be a guest on Family LIfe Radio with Steve Tanner. Our interview discusses the Anniversary of In God We Trust when congress passed legislation to use the phrase on U.S. coins. [listen to the interview]
The motto is part of the cornerstone of our national heritage. And it has religious connotations. But what about the separation of Church and State? The founders of IGWTusa believe there is a higher power guiding our actions. In part, it is guiding us to support those who serve our country through the military ... read more here
They are not alone in this belief: In 2003, a Gallup poll found that 90% of Americans surveyed were in favor of the inscription "In God We Trust" on US coins. Some 8% said they opposed it and 2% said they didn't know.
An ongoing Internet poll being conducted by CNBC produced these results as of September 2009, with more than 16 million people having responded:
Should the motto "In God We Trust" be removed from U.S. Currency?
Yes. It's a violation of the principle of separation of church and state. 12%
No. The motto has historical and patriotic significance and does nothing to establish a state religion. 88%
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