In G-d we trust

The following devar Torah is by Rabbi Dr Raymond Apple.

When the first fruits are brought to the sanctuary, “the kohen shall take the basket from your hand and place it before the altar of the Lord your God” (Deut. 26:4). The first-fruit basket symbolises prosperity: the altar symbolises faith. Bringing the fruit to the altar symbolises two things – the farmer‘s acknowledgment that his harvest comes from God, and his undertaking to use his prosperity for purposes that God would approve. From this subject the Torah reading this Shabbat moves on to the tochechah, the list of punishments that come to the Israelite community if they are sinful.
It seems logical to connect the ritual of the first fruits with the threat of punishment. The connection must surely be that if the Israelite farmer refused to acknowledge God and decided to be greedy and not use his prosperity to strengthen society, both he and his whole community would be in danger of collapse.
http://www.oztorah.com/2011/09/a-full-basket-ki-tavo/

The Blaze has an article titled Court Rules Teacher Must Remove ‘In God We Trust’ Classroom Banners.
So, any atheists out there who wish to get rid of their currency which carries the above motto, please send it to a blogger who does trust in G-d.