The United States is a Christian Nation

"To start I have to make the point all your quotes were useless to your argument as they only show that much of the population was Christian and that they, along with all other beliefs, had freedom of religion. "Actually, my argument refutes your assertion here. While it is true that the majority population of early USA was Christian, my argument clearly illustrates that the founding fathers had a Christian intent with their design of the nation - this intent being shown in the critical documents such as the Constitution and in various conversations that were specifically on the topic of creating this Nation. "You have also failed to mention that the founding fathers were either deists or atheists so Washington, Jefferson, Franklin, Adams, Paine and others had no religion other than deism and all had fairly harsh things to say about religion, particularly Christianity. " You are incorrect. First I have already provided evidence that confirms that the overwhelming majority of founding fathers were Christian. Second, Deism does not exclude Christianity, in fact with regards to the founding fathers it is simply Christianity, they simply felt they were returning to a "purer" form of Christianity - take for example Jefferson, he supported spreading Christianity to the native Americans and had his own famous version of the Bible.http://en.wikipedia.org...http://digital.library.okstate.edu... Clearly, your argument is unaware of what "Deism" meant as it applies to our founding fathers, because it is synonymous with Christianity. "Also keep in mind that for some reason it is not unconstitutional to tax churches, temples etc it just has never been done, wonder why?" I don't wonder why, its because we are a Christian Nation. And yes, as Nation is distinct from "State" we have already agreed that the dominant culture of this State is Christianity, a fact that is true today (as I cited above) as it was in the 18th century and before (which is cited above); and note that your agreement of this fact is apparent in your quote "much of the population was Christian". So, I have provided the argument and evidence that concludes that both our Nation and our State had a Christian foundation and maintain that foundation today. While religious tolerance is present in our culture that does not negate the notion that we are Christian - we are just tolerant Christians."Washington's positive statements about Christianity actually did no come from him and have been found to be fakes..." The citation from Washington's farewell address is not considered fake by your source or any other sources. Any other alleged quotations were not a part of my argument. "How do you get a Christian Nation from a state whose founders explicitly said it wasn't one..."They did not say this and you have not reputable reference to support that "they" did. "whose constitution is secular" It has already been demonstrated above that it is not secular. Secular documents do not contain positive and affirming references to God, the Sabbath, prayer, and the Lord. Even the Declaration of Independence depends on a self-evident truth that "God" exists, and in the context of what religion the founding fathers practiced, this was a Christian God. "founders demonized religion"This is simply an untrue statement, and again without any supporting evidence or reason. "I am not responsible for fallacies you may make later"I agree, you are clearly only responsible for the fallacies you are making.