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No. Government should not promote any religion. However, ALL religions have a God. In God We Trust. With that said, this…

No, as it is a symbolic presence at this point on what values our country was founded on (the 10 commandments having pla…

Church and state should be separate, but there is nothing wrong with religious symbols on our money, federal buildings,…

In the Constitution, it never specifically states that there should be a separation of church and state, but it does say…

No, but there is no need to create new references and we should be cautious about any attempt to do so.

I'm pretty sure I'm atheist, or at the very least believe in the chance there is a god but believe in facts more, and I…

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