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'In God We Trust' is the US national motto. It's literally this string of characters and nothing else. Regardless of having official language, this law looks un
by pandaman 4y ago
'In God We Trust' is the US national motto. It's literally this string of characters and nothing else. Regardless of having official language, this law looks unambiguous: any other string of characters is not covered by the law.
- BrandoElFollito 4y agoYes, I found https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/BILLS-112hconres13rh/pdf/BILLS-112hconres13rh.pdf https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/BILLS-112hconres13rh/pdf... that clearly highlights this and the fact that the US are a country governed by religion. I am specifically not trying to be vindictive - I read this official document and was quite surprised by the fact that all federal employees must swear on God (which means, I guess, that an atheist id not bound by the oath?), that it confirms that there is no America without God, or that religion and morality are the fondements of the US.
- pandaman 4y agoThis is besides the point, but just like the lack of official language does not mean there is no language in the US or it's not important, the lack of official religion does not mean there is no religion or it's unimportant.