(1) Whether Congress violates the Establishment Clause when it makes laws respecting an establishment of Monotheism, thus perpetuating and exacerbating the political disenfranchisement of Atheists (i.e., the nation's most politically disenfranchised "protected class"). Specifically, in this case, whether Congress may mandate the inscription of "In God We Trust" on every coin and currency bill manufactured by the Department of the Treasury.

(2) Whether Congress violates the equal protection component of the Fifth Amendment's Due Process Clause when it mandates the inscription of "In God We Trust" on every coin and currency bill manufactured by the Department of the Treasury.

(3) Whether Petitioners' rights under the Religious Freedom Restoration Act of 1993 (RFRA) are violated when the only coins and currency bills that are legal tender are required by Congress to be inscribed with "In God We Trust," thus forcing Petitioners (who are Atheists) to bear and proselytize that Monotheistic message.

Whether Congress violates the Establishment Clause when it makes laws respecting an establishment of Monotheism, thus perpetuating and exacerbating the political disenfranchisement of Atheists