It says in the guide, probably it says, I don't know who, I don't know who wrote it. I just like, wasn't GK Chesterton. It's more recent than that. It says that Congress voted to put 'In God We Trust' above the rostrum as a rebuke to the Soviets because of their philosophy during the Cold War. Now what was the Soviet's philosophy? Marxism. And you see, Marxism and its deviations, Communism and socialism begin with the premise that there is no God. (08:24–08:35)
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Asserts that Congress placed 'In God We Trust' as a response to Soviet Marxism.
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