According to Dr. Joel Mathews, the phrase “In God We Trust” was first printed on our coins in 1864 and on paper bills in 1957. It had been proposed that “Our Country, Our God, Our Trust” be used, but that was shortened to be able to stamp the motto onto coins.
Kansas State University Polytechnic's March Civic Luncheon began with Kansas Weslyan University’s Dr. Philip Meckley asking:
• How can we look at comparative religious traditions?
• How can we live with differences for the sake of our human community?
Matthews, a K-State Polytechnic instructor, began the lecture by saying the presentation was not ...
According to Dr. Joel Mathews, the phrase “In God We Trust” was first printed on our coins in 1864 and on paper bills in 1957. It had been proposed that “Our Country, Our God, Our Trust” be used, but that was shortened to be able to stamp the motto onto coins.
Kansas State University Polytechnic's March Civic Luncheon began with Kansas Weslyan University’s Dr. Philip Meckley asking:
• How can we look at comparative religious traditions?
• How can we live with differences for the sake of our human community?
Matthews, a K-State Polytechnic instructor, began the lecture by saying the presentation was not ...