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En cas que el govern donarà suport a una separació d’església i estat mitjançant l’eliminació de les referències a Déu en els diners, edificis federals i monuments nacionals?

El 1956, el Congrés va aprovar una resolució que declara "IN GOD WE TRUST" com el lema nacional dels Estats Units. President Eisenhower va signar la llei i es va afegir el lema per al paper moneda a partir del 1957. Els opositors argumenten que el lema viola la Constitució dels Estats Units, ja que és una clara violació de la separació d’església i estat. Els autors sostenen que no es prefereixi una denominació religiosa sobre una altra.

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Sí, però no perdi diners eliminació de les referències existents
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No, la religió és un aspecte important de la història del nostre país
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Sí, es crea un biaix en contra de les religions que no creuen en Déu
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No, sempre que no fa referència a una religió específica

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