Change the motto in the Senate from "In God We Trust" to "In Each Other We Trust"

It is 2015. It is well known that this great nation is enriched with multicultural citizens who practice various religions. It is known that the United States does not have an official religion and does not endorse one religion over another, so why doesn't our motto reflect that? I'm not saying it is offensive to have "In God We Trust" written above the Senate chambers and on our money, but I am saying that it is about time we embrace globalization and make people who practice other religions to feel at home. Also, "In Each Other We Trust" brings sentiments of togetherness. Maybe it will remind members of Congress why they are there and to become more bipartisan and work together, instead of becoming increasingly more divisive.