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@Anthony-MorrillVeteran from New Hampshire answered…2yrs

The government should not form a national religion.

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@Nick-CataldoRepublican from Pennsylvania answered…2yrs

Yes, the government should be secular, but do not remove existing references to God

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@Justin-MooreLibertarian from South Carolina answered…2yrs

Yes, the government is not supposed to make laws for or against religion, and this should extend to any depiction of God...

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@Candice-McAnallyWomen’s Equality from Arizona answered…2yrs

I think references to God should remain in churches with the exception of things already existing. Such as the pledge of...

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@Antonio-SantiagoDemocrat from Washington answered…1yr

Yes, on money at least, but leave references on historically important documents and structures, and do not add referenc...

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@Josh-TharpVeteran from Indiana answered…2yrs

No, most people have lack understanding of where "separation of church and state" originated and the intent

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@Brandon-WilliamsDemocrat from Georgia answered…2yrs

If it's not broke don't fix it.

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@Rachel-KochPeace and Freedom from Washington answered…2yrs

No, only on federal buildings.

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@ST4T3N1L4ND-3RPeace and Freedom from North Carolina answered…2yrs

No, the religious text and references symbolize the United States more than it does religion at this point

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@Aly-KatsarosGreen from Illinois answered…2yrs

Yes, but existing monuments should not be defaced to remove any such references. We should work on building a better fut...

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@Teresa-ChenPeace and Freedom answered…2yrs

Government should separate state and church and encourage secularity, but this may be too irrelevant of a way to do it.

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@Elizabeth-DixonAmerican Solidarity from Texas answered…2yrs

No, moving that from monuments currency federal buildings etc It's waste of money and resources on an already increasin...

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@Katie-OberleIndependent from Florida answered…2yrs

It’s fine if there is no reference to religious figures in new government property etc. However, removing it from a hi...

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@Amy-Zwahlen-Youn…Veteran from Ohio answered…2yrs

No. Our country was founded on Biblical principals and ideas and should continue to be recognized.

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@Ed-ZielinskiWomen’s Equality from Illinois answered…2yrs

No, Separation of church and state should prevent religion driven laws and policies, it should prevent interference to...

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@Avery-KingPeace and Freedom from California answered…2yrs

Too many direct references to christianity.

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@Carol-MagnussonVeteran from Arizona answered…2yrs

No, because the separation was due to the gov't controlling the church and that is not the problem that we have here in...

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@Brendan-SullivanIndependentfrom Michigan answered…2yrs

No, I could see why someone would want it off

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@Indigo-VirtuePeace and Freedom from Connecticut answered…2yrs

Yes, but do not waste money removing existing references, it also shouldn't reference a specific religion.

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@Natalie-Oyler-Lu…Socialist from Maryland answered…2yrs

Yes, this is a secular country and god-belief statements are discriminatory against atheists and agnostics.

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@Kristoffer-Larse…Socialist answered…2yrs

Yes, government references to God is unconstitutional.

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@Tabi-NickGreen from Massachusetts answered…2yrs

I there there are more pressing issues like political decisions be based of religious beliefs.

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@Douglas-Pierre-W…Libertarianfrom Hawaii answered…2yrs

No, the 1st amendment very specifically bars Congress from making legislation favoring religion and that's it. Otherwise...

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@Kellie-Rebecca-SWorking Family from New Jersey answered…2yrs

No, it will be too expensive. We should not take offense to older documents that still reference a God

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@Alexis-Penningto…Socialist from Ohio answered…2yrs

Yes. It should have never been implemented in the first place.

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