'In God We Trust' motto now required to be displayed in all Tennessee public schools
Following the March passage of House Bill 2368 by the Tennessee state legislature, the motto "In God We Trust" must be prominently displayed in every public school in the state.
The bill was sponsored by Rep. Susan Lynn, R-Mt. Juliet, and approved by 81 of the 99 House members. The Tennessee state Senate unanimously passed the "In God We Trust" legislation, which was sponsored by Sen. Paul Bailey, R-Sparta, and it was signed into law by Gov. Bill Haslam in April.
Lynn spoke on the House floor to explain her belief in the importance of the motto.
"Our national motto is on our money. It's on our license plates. It's part of our national anthem. Our national motto and founding documents are the cornerstone of freedom, and we should teach our children about these things," she said.
Read more: https://www.tennessean.com/story/news/education/2018/08/03/god-we-trust-motto-tennessee-public-schools/889966002/
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supplanting the much more inclusive & constitutional "e Pluribus unum."
It was a gift to evangelicals from DDE along with adding "under God" to the Pledge. Neither is constitutional but no one bothered to challenge either change. Now courts claim they're legitimate due to being accepted for so long.
