Remove "in god we trust" from currency, courts & other governmental institutions?   stance: no, it a motto we all should live by:
You actually think that's a good use of taxpayer money? I don't see a point in making a change from an economic standpoint.
Your assertion is complex and difficult to address. You somehow manage to link a motto to both Islamic militants, and the perceived moral bankruptcy of America.
For people who are Christians, it's important for us to act like Christians with or without the stupid motto on the money. I imagine some Christian appreciate the motto on the money, I however could live without it.
As for Islamic militants, they will continue their agenda no matter what we do with our money.
The motto also applies to Muslims as well as Jews, not just to Christians. I don't see how the motto conflicts with separation of Church and State asserting that the State is not atheist. I think the motto should stand--even though many atheists may be irritated by it. The US government seemingly recognizes a supreme being.