Religious Display
Summary
La Habra's City Council voted to slap 'In God We Trust' up on the walls of their meeting chambers. It's a move that's bound to spark debates about the line between church and state in local government.
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Impact analysis
It won't cost much to put up a sign, but any potential legal challenges over church-state separation could drain taxpayer funds.
Traditionalists and residents who appreciate religious displays in public buildings get a symbolic win.
Non-religious folks and minorities who might feel alienated by a government building promoting a specific religious concept.
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