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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;HaleiwaHI, post: 4031285, member: 74415&quot;]whether or not someone trusts in his god is of little legal importance When it comes to US Currency. Simply by making a statement, does not make it accurate. Nor does having a personal choice to use that statement make it legal. Don’t get me wrong, whether or not I believe in this god they are claiming to be in support of our Currency because of the statement again is not the issue. And, if you trust in a god, what does this have to do with our currency? You trust in our laws, your trust in our judicial system, you trust in any number of things. Why aren’t these statements used in place of or even more appropriate than trusting in a god? I personally fail to see any connection between this god and US currency. I wonder if using this term is designed to support the belief that currency is currently being backed or validated by your faith rather than gold or silver?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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