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In god We Trust 

for some reason, this phrase is on all of the US currency, even though the feddy government isnt supposed to have shit to do with the church.
guy 1: I spy with my little eye something that says "in god we trust"

guy 2: hmm... little scraps of paper put out by the government that govern our lives in almost all regards?

guy 1: hey! thats right, coins too

guy 2: its fucked up too...
In god We Trust by brian December 21, 2005
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in god we trust 

for some reason, this phrase can be found on all of the US currency, even though the feddy government isnt supposed to have shit to do with the church.
guy 1: I spy with my little eye something that says "in god we trust"

guy 2: hmm... little scraps of paper put out by the government that govern our lives in almost all regards?

guy 1: hey! thats right

guy 2: its fucked up too...
in god we trust by brian December 28, 2005

In God We Trust 

A whiny attention-seeking discord user
"why haven't I been made into an urban dictionary yet waaaaa" - In God We Trust
In God We Trust by asdkljflk;esa January 4, 2022

In God we trust 

The man, the myth, the legend, this person known as "in God we trust" or shorter."God" is truly the greatest as he is a true genius he is able to do anything he wishes he is someone everyone loves so to be called "In God we trust" is a way to call someone the greatest at everything
Hey bro you're just like in God we trust.
In God we trust by yske January 4, 2022
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