The United States sponsors no particular religion, but stamps "In God We Trust" on its coins, its presidents ask God to bless the nation, and the Pledge of Allegiance refers to "one nation under God." This is an example of a

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The presence of religious language and symbols in national practices and rhetoric without endorsing one particular religion is known as civil religion. "In God We Trust" on coins, presidents asking God to bless the nation, and the reference to "one nation under God" in the Pledge of Allegiance are all examples of civil religion in the United States.

The United States Sponsors No Particular Religion, but Stamps "In