In 1955, Congress passed a law mandating "In God We Trust" be printed on all coins and paper money currency in the United States.
"In God We Trust" is a religious phrase.
Money is regulated by the Government.
We the People, in order to form a more perfect union, ask that all mention of any God(s) be removed from the federally regulated legal tender of our secular nation.
America was the first nation to separate church and state and is still the only country in the world with a Constitution that makes no mention of god.
We do not believe in the God in whom our money says we trust, and humbly ask it be removed.
Freedom of Religion also means Freedom from Religion, and the only way for religious pluralism to coexist peacefully is through the discipline of a secular state.