[spincaster]

I trust in God and pray for our nation everyday.He will deliver us in the end!

[donmeaker]

In G-d we trust.

All others: Pay cash!

[SkyDancer]

Usually people who’ve come up on to an insurmountable problem. They need G-d until they don’t need G-d.

[right way right]

I can sum it up in one word.

Idolatry.

Gods correction for this is never pleasant.
Except for the believer who is expectant of it.

I crave Gods correction for this world without any
any reservations.

Come Lord Jesus.

[freeangel]

Always put your trust in God-—never government.

[thackney]

WATCH Duck Dynasty, Duck Commander, Phil Robertson talk - why this country needs a lot more Jesus
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrHucQubx_E

[hosepipe]

Do Americans Trust in God?

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Which God?...... There are so many designer Gods...

[stevem]

I trust that every step our country takes that gives God a colder shoulder will result in greater catastrophe.

[PoloSec]

For the wisdom of this world is foolishness with God. For it is written, He taketh the wise in their own craftiness.

[JamesA]

As for me and my family we will follow the Lord.

[BearArms]

I think Americans are increasingly trusting in reason. With the internet, people can now weigh religious claims much more efficiently than ever before. They can examine Christianity (its theological statements, its purported miracles, etc) and compare it to other religions, like Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, or what have you.

They can look at the evidence for each and decide if there are good reasons to choose one faith over the others. They can debate those with different cultural and philosophical perspectives and see if, by putting on someone else's shoes, they can better understand why others come to very different conclusions about religion and God(s).

It seems to me, if Christianity can stand up to this critical examination at the hands of the "everyman" that information technology is now facilitating, then America will continue to be religious. If it can't, America will become more secular. Either way, reason (which is responsible for an incalculable amount of good in our society) will have won out. It will mean America has chosen what to trust wisely, and that will be a good thing.