Depends on how they worded the question I guess.

I am an atheist, and if you asked me if I disapproved of the message, I would say no.

In God We trust isn't exactly an inflammatory statement. If you don't believe in God does it matter if others trust in their belief in one? If it were to say in a specific God i think some would be bothered a bit more for instance in Jesus we trust or in Allah we trust just because that get closer to seeming like a state religion.

If I remember correctly, American money originally had "Mind Your Business" on it because when the United States was initially founded most American citizens were business owners of some form. I don't remember the details about why it changed but I suspect it had a lot to do with industrialization pushing more and more people to become employees rather than business owners.

Now, some people would argue that this seems insensitive to non-christian cultures but all Abrahamic religions (Jeudaism, Christianity, and Islam) believe in the same god; and people who follow these faiths represent the majority of Americans (by a wide margin).

Not all the presidents have been Christian.  The last non-Christian I can think of was McKinley, a Unitarian, and before that most were Naturalists and critical of Christianity, Lincoln and Jefferson, for example.

In God We Trust is on money because religion is a very easy way to get support from people.  Offering something to people after you die is a lot cheaper than offering them something while they are still alive.  As long as people are guliable enough to believe these people, it will be very easy for people seeking power to use religion.

Lol wut?

The presidents have all been members of religions incredibly similar to Christianity (Unitarianism holds many Christian values). Plus, the one I find strangest is Eisenhower being between 3 different religions.

And the last part is some propaganda bullshit that I won't even bother with.

As far as I recall the only non Christian related presedent was Lincoln who was reported to be an atheist. Also Obama is the only quasi Chrisitian, he is part Muslim and probably agnostic anyway.

there is pyramid there.

and owl hidden in the one dollar bill.

lets just say USA people believe in those things.

It seems like an endorsement of belief in god to me. That's something I would call religious.

Because you are cool.