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Line 8: + + − − The argument that our country is a "Christian Nation" is pretty easy to disprove. A pretty common argument involves mention of the "In God We Trust" phrase which appears on both our paper and coin currencies. Of course, this phrase didn't appear on the coins until the late 1800s, and not on the the bills until the 1950s.
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==Is America really a Christian nation?==
==Is America really a Christian nation?==
The argument that our country is a "Christian Nation" is pretty easy to disprove. A pretty common argument involves mention of the "In God We Trust" phrase which appears on both our paper and coin currencies. Of course, this phrase didn't appear on the coins until the late 1800s, and not on the the bills until the 1950s.
What our founding fathers had to say about religion:
What our founding fathers had to say about religion:
In addition, many of our founding fathers were not Christians. Some quotes from those clever folks:
In addition, many of our founding fathers were not Christians. Some quotes from those clever folks: