Sheriff’s Office in Missouri Puts “In God We Trust” Stickers on All Patrol Vehicles
Sheriff’s Office in Missouri Puts “In God We Trust” Stickers on All Patrol Vehicles
It’s nice to see that not everyone wants to shun religion these days. For example, the Stone County Sheriff’s office in Missouri recently placed “In God We Trust” stickers on the back of all patrol vehicles.
Missouri atheists, what are you going to do?
Will you call the cops if you’re in a shady situation, or will you be stubborn enough to not dial 9-1-1?
I’m assuming the latter, but I’m praying for the former.
Gotta love it!
Without Him, life has no meaning.
As the picture states, “In God We Trust” became our nation’s official motto in 1956 as an alternative to E pluribus unum, and it first appeared on paper currency in 1957. So, to anyone who disagrees with the phrase, you might as well toss all your cash away right now.
Kudos for those in Stone County taking a stand for religious liberty, and not caving to the progressive cause.
Should we get a pool going on how long it will take before a lawsuit is filed against the Sheriff’s office?