America's government has always been correlated with its religion, and our governments religion has been that of a Bible-based Judeo-Christian mindset.
The liberals, Bible-haters, including the evolutionists, move to wipe out such a record as they dislike such a precedence
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The Founding Fathers were the less religious people I´ve ever seen, in the sense of the word you´re giving. And by the way, what about those Protestant, Catholic and muslim thugs of the Middle Ages?, be consequent with "correlations"
The philosophy that guided Washington was Freemasonry. His peers found no fault with that; indeed, it enhanced their trust in him.
The US government doesn't have a religion. It even says so right in the Constitution (and the Treaty of Tripoli, bitch!).
On the other hand, he has a point. The first colonists? Puritans. The first governments? Also Puritan. The first constitutions? Puritan. Our bizarre uptightness? Puritan. All our presidents? White Protestant males. Except Kennedy. He was a white Catholic male. And there was a lot of muttering about that. Like it or not, whether it was intended or not, American politics is hugely tied into religion. Religion colours every debate we have, abortion and gay marriage being only the most visible and recent merging of church and state. We have a born-again president, for crying out loud!
We've got the US Constitution, the Treaty of Tripoli, and the individual writings of many of the founding fathers to refute your point.
You've got hucksters like David Barton.
I think I know which side is altering the records, mickey.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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