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In God We Trust

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Sep 14, 2026

Andrew M. HenryHOST
7:32
Third, do the symbols provide order to our existence? Definitely.
Andrew M. HenryHOST
7:36
In another future episode, we'll examine the origins of our nation's motto, In God We Trust, and how it reveals the important idea that America is always being renewed by appeals to our nation's founding.
Andrew M. HenryHOST
7:50
Is our understanding of our symbols presented as always already known? Yes, consider the most famous line of the Declaration of Independence.
Andrew M. HenryHOST
7:58
We hold these truths to be self-evident.
Herbert W. ArmstrongSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
23:08
We got the blessing because of Abraham, and because of Abraham's obedience.
Herbert W. ArmstrongSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
23:15
In the United States, we print all our money in God we trust, but we don't trust in God.
Herbert W. ArmstrongSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
23:21
You can't disobey God unless you know that God is prosperous.
Stephen FlurryHOST
23:27
It's not a popular message, but a lot of people did listen to that man, Herbert Armstrong, during his ministry, to his radio program, The World Tomorrow, the TV program, and they read the Plain Truth magazine, and they read his books, and they listened for a time.
Fred LowryHOST
22:10
We've wanted to take God out of the schools, out of the courts, out of the public square, and somehow confine God to the churches on the weekends.
Fred LowryHOST
22:24
But now as we go through this tragedy together and as we think back on what really matters, maybe this is a wake-up call for America to come back to God and to take the slogan, In God We Trust, to mean something and to again put God back in the public square.
Fred LowryHOST
22:48
Wouldn't it be wonderful if out of this mess, came the miracle of a true revival in this country where we turn back to God.
Fred LowryHOST
23:00
I hope we learn that leaving God out is always a mistake.
Ilan StavansGUEST
26:21
And the last thing that I would say is that, um, this country, from its start, sees itself as exclusive and exceptional.
Ilan StavansGUEST
26:34
We are the new people of Israel, the new, searching for a new Canaan, and we tell ourselves from the pilgrims to every politician that ends a speech, uh, or a, uh, a, um, a, an engagement with their, uh, electorate, uh, with, uh, "In God We Trust" or "God Bless America," that God is always looking f- after us and thinking of us as superior to others.
Ilan StavansGUEST
27:08
And, you know, um, as, you know, being a Jew myself, that concept of exclusivism is, uh, is, is very challenging, and it can be overwhelming, to the point that it can be overwhelming, uh, in that, um, you simply want a breather.
Ilan StavansGUEST
27:28
You want a, you want a break.
Ilan StavansGUEST
26:21
And the last thing that I would say is that, um, this country, from its start, sees itself as exclusive and exceptional.
Ilan StavansGUEST
26:34
We are the new people of Israel, the new, searching for a new Canaan, and we tell ourselves from the pilgrims to every politician that ends a speech, uh, or a, uh, a, um, a, an engagement with their, uh, electorate, uh, with, uh, "In God We Trust" or "God Bless America," that God is always looking f- after us and thinking of us as superior to others.
Ilan StavansGUEST
27:08
And you know, um, as, you know, being a Jew myself, that concept of exclusivism is, uh, is, is very challenging, and it can be overwhelming to the point that it can be overwhelming, uh, in that, um, you simply want a breather.
Ilan StavansGUEST
27:28
You want a, you want a break.
Dennis PragerHOST
7:19
It precedes my birth by a century.
Dennis PragerHOST
7:22
The American trinity is liberty and In God we trust, e pluribus unum.
Dennis PragerHOST
7:29
No other country has those three mottos.
Dennis PragerHOST
7:33
Liberty, in God we trust, and e pluribus unum.
Dennis PragerHOST
7:37
E pluribus unum means for many, one.
Dennis PragerHOST
7:40
Because America, despite the fact that there was a lot of racism in America's history, America's values do not allow for racism.
Dennis PragerHOST
9:41
It is a remarkable achievement.
Dennis PragerHOST
9:44
So that was e pluribus unum.
Melissa TopshireHOST
26:41
The coins are available in rolls of 25 for $61 and bags of 100 for $154.50.
Melissa TopshireHOST
26:50
The obverse features Trump's portrait alongside the inscriptions Liberty, In God We Trust, and 1776 to 2026.
Melissa TopshireHOST
27:00
The reverse displays the presidential seal with 250 on the eagle's shield, commemorating the 250th anniversary of the founding of the U.S.
Melissa TopshireHOST
27:09
The administration cited the Circulating Collectible Coin Redesign Act of 2020 as the legal basis for the coin.
Mike HoskingHOST
4:18
OK, finally, the US Mint's finally produced the dollar coin with Trump's face on it.
Mike HoskingHOST
4:22
One side with the words, In God We Trust and Liberty, the other side, Presidential Seal, and an inscription for America's 250th anniversary.
Mike HoskingHOST
4:29
First time in over a century a sitting president has had a coin in circulation.
Mike HoskingHOST
4:33
Despite the fact they're a dollar, a bag of 100 will cost you $154.50.
Monica NelsonCORRESPONDENT
4:00
The U.S. Mint released the coins Wednesday, a portrait of Trump along with engravings of liberty.
Monica NelsonCORRESPONDENT
4:04
In God We Trust and 1776 through 2026 are on the head side of the coin.
Monica NelsonCORRESPONDENT
4:10
The tail side features the presidential seal.
Monica NelsonCORRESPONDENT
4:12
The coin was struck to honor America's 250th birthday.
Herbert W. ArmstrongSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:46
We got the blessing because of Abraham, and because of Abraham's obedience.
Herbert W. ArmstrongSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:52
In the United States, we print all our money in God we trust, but we don't trust in God.
Herbert W. ArmstrongSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:59
You can't disobey God unless you know that God is
Gerald FlurrySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:03
prosperous.

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