Did you know the “Treaty of Paris” by which the United States of America was recognized as having gained its free, independent, and sovereign status was signed by the American representatives “in the name of the Most Holy and Undivided Trinity”?

Did you know that the US Supreme Court in 1892 declared in ‘Holy Trinity v. United States’ that the historical record of America demonstrates OVERWHELMINGLY that the US is a Christian nation?

C*******t immigrants (posing as democrats) removed such facts from your textbooks.

It appears that history does not agree with you.

According to Adherents.com which focuses on statistical data relating to many religions around the world, nearly all of the signers of the Articles of Confederation, the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution were Protestants with Charles Carroll, Daniel Carroll, and Thomas Fitzsimons being the 3 Catholics among the groups mentioned. The breakdown of religious affiliation is as follows:

Episcopalian/Anglican – 88 -54.7%
Presbyterian – 30 – 18.6%
Congregationalist – 27 – 16.8%
Quaker – 7 – 4.3%
Dutch Reformed/German Reformed – 6 – 3.7%
Lutheran – 5 – 3.1%
Catholic – 3 – 1.9%
Huguenot – 3 – 1.9%
Unitarian – 3 – 1.9%
Methodist – 2 – 1.2%
Calvinist – 1 – 0.6%

Did you know the “Treaty of Paris” by which the United States of America was recognized as having gained its free, independent, and sovereign status was signed by the American representatives “in the name of the Most Holy and Undivided Trinity”?

Did you know that the US Supreme Court in 1892 declared in ‘Holy Trinity v. United States’ that the historical record of America demonstrates OVERWHELMINGLY that the US is a Christian nation?

C*******t immigrants (posing as democrats) removed such facts from your textbooks.

No, it is you who doesn't agree with history and historians.

I guess you missed the part, "many of our beloved Forefathers were not, yet America was largely comprised of (Christian) Believers." There is no arguing your stats.

However, Deists are not necessarily Christians. Keep in mind, although there are others to note, there were only 8 considered the original Founding Fathers...George Washington, Alexander Hamilton, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, Samuel Adams, James Madison and John Jay. Many include Thomas Paine and Paul Revere.

It was President John Adams who included the quote, "The Government of the United States of America is not, in any sense, founded on the Christian religion" in the Treaty of Tripoli.

Religious freedom here means the Fed gov cannot impose any religion on the states or the individuals that comprise them. The states however, are free to establish official state Christian churches if that’s what the people of the state elect their representatives to do. Many of the original states decided to do just that.

Many of the founding fathers lived and died supporting their state church denominations. State taxes supported these state churches just like in mother England, and in America before the revolution. It was all perfectlybnormal.

Kind readers, my main point is that the left is lying with their revisionist interpretation of ‘separation of church and state’ doctrine which appears nowhere in our founding documents.

Our founders wanted the people of the states to have choice in their government and religion. Obviously Catholic Maryland v**ers wanted a Catholic state church or they wouldn’t instructed their represenatives to make one. Connecticut, on the other hand, wanted a protestant state church. Perfectly legit.

Freedom of religion in the original United States did not mean freedom from religion in the way revisionist l*****ts would have you believe.

The founders were intentionally following the model of the Holy Roman Empire where the consituent states could decide to be Methodist, Calvinist, or Catholic according to the people’s beliefs. The intention was to avoid religious conflict and wars. This is what religious freedom meant to my ancestors when they founded this country.