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I don't believe that having "In God We Trust" on American currency is a big deal. CMV

I understand the part about the first amendment, I just really don't think that secularists are being oppressed and I don't think it's doing anybody any harm. I'll buy the justification that it's traditional, not religious. But I'm open to anything.
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It's a simple as this: America is not a Christian nation. Having a reference to the God of a specific religion on a federally issued document is an affront to the idea of religious freedom and secularism. It implies that the God of the bible has more sway in American government than others, and that is unjust.