Josparky
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The New Dollar!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!The New Dollar
You guessed it
'IN GOD WE TRUST'
IS GONE!!!
Today I picked up at Bank of America several of the new $1.00 coins with the picture of George Washington on it. To my shock and dismay the words, "In God We Trust", are not on this coin!
A quick search of the other coin denominations in my collection confirmed that
every one cont ained these faithful words. The new George Washington $1.00 coin is the first money ever issued by the USA in modern history without the words "In God We Trust". By omitting these words, our politically correct, secularist leaders made a conscientious decision that either; 1) God does not exist, or 2) that God exists, but can no longer be trusted.
Who originally put 'In God We Trust' onto our currency?
My bet is that it was one of the Presidents on these coins.
All our U.S. Government has done is Dishonor them, and disgust me!!!
I am personally offended and fed up with the denigration of God and Christianity in my country. I am certain George Washington would never have agreed to his picture on the coin if it any way diminished faith in God.
What can we do to show our displeasure? First of all, let's boycott the coin. Do not ask for it at banks. If it is given to you in change ask for dollar bills instead and tell the person why. Write your Senators stating your displeasure.
Finally, if you agree, pass this e-mail on to others. Collectively, we must send a
strong message to those secularists who are trying to remove God from our culture. If we do this, some 300 million $1.00 coins will back up and rot in the supply chain! To God be the glory!
Together we can force them out of circulation. Please send to all on you mail list !!!
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Josparky
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Ok I was sent this today to follow up on this!!!I will be checking for myself!!
Wow,
The guy that wrote this is really a bible pusher!
He did not really look at the coin! take the coin
between your thumb and index finger, then look at the
rim. the words "E Pluribus Unum" and "In God We Trust"
are engraved on the rim of the coin along with the
mint mark and year of issue. It was a good try though!
It does occur to me though that there were some
error coins minted with the first few batches of the
"Washington Dollar" were no rim markings were stamped.
Those are kind of rare and valuable though. If this
guy found a bunch of them, maybe it was "God" blessing
him for his piety rather than man being blasphemous!
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