Supreme Court denies atheist groups' attempt to take 'In God We Trust' off money
The phrase “In God We Trust” first appeared on coins in 1864, and Congress passed legislation in 1955 requiring all paper and coin currency to bear the words. Atheists lost in the lower court and now lost in the Supreme Court. They even lost in 2004 when they tried to take the phrase out of the Pledge of Allegiance.Read about it...
God always wins.
Some Liberals and people such as Chaz Stevens don't know that. And we have an atheist on the Lake Worth Commission.
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Andy's a great guy
Amoroso loves to tell everyone that he is gay. That's basically his main interest in life. He never bows his head during a prayer. There is no God in his mind.
Andy is a credit to yard gnomes everywhere. The only thing I'm offended by is atheists.Maybe we should ban them.
You could always bring back Witch Burning 9:04. Or, you could probably find some appropriate punishments in the Koran, but then, maybe I shouldn't give you any ideas.
@12:38--This commission trio did BAN Satanist Atheist Chaz Stevens from giving an invocation.
As the saying goes: "There are no atheists in a Foxhole."
So-Far, I'm only seeing the word ban in the Alt-Right Posts.
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