Those words were NOT on our original coinage but were added in 1864 by Christians who wanted THEIR…

… Indeed, we find references to a belief in a higher power throughout governmental and public spaces, just take a look at the friezes on our courthouses and the words printed on our money.
The Constitution does not require a wall of separation between church and state
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Anthony (Tony/Pcunix) Lawrence 👀
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Aug 25, 2021
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Those words were NOT on our original coinage but were added in 1864 by Christians who wanted THEIR religion to be recognized. In the same way, the same arrogant Christians insisted upon adding "under God" to what was a non-secular pledge.
So your entire article is wrong.
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