America's Founding Fathers Did NOT Create a Christian Nation

John Lily During the years, members of several extremist groups have tried to convince people that America should be a Christian, or at least be a Christian. It was founded by Christians. Needless to say, this is at best the history of revisionism, or in the worst case, intentionally a deceptive fraud. But that is not the case. Discussions are necessary, and more necessary, due to the terrorist attack on 11th September 2001.

Religious fundamentalists often quote our foundings to show that we are a Christian country. But our founders do not believe what kind of religion our country should be based on. From the beginning, the United States is a representative democracy, not a priesthood nation. There is no public religion that is mentioned in the Constitution. In addition, people want to separate the church from state affairs. President John Adams said, "In any way, the US government is not based on Christian religion." About two centuries later, John F. Kennedy said. "I think that the separation of the United States, the church, and the country is absolute .. There is no religious group trying to force that intention either directly or indirectly into the public actions of the public and its officials. "

When they drafted the American Constitution in 1787 and 1788 and subsequently created the Bill of Rights in 1789, the founder's father revealed that the United States is never a Christian country. Several founders like Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, James Madison, Benjamin Franklin are skeptical of the teachings of Christian religious revelation. John Adams pointed out in 1797 the Tripoli Treaty that "in any way the American government is not based on Christianity." In addition, in 1785, James Madison wrote as follows. John Dickinson, a member of the mainland assembly and the founder of Delaware and Philadelphia, agreed to these views, he said. :

Founder of the United States may wish to build a more perfect alliance based on the concept of central Christianity. In other words, everyone is equal in God viewpoint, are they really like this? Because America is one of the last potential global powers in the world to abandon slavery and this requires a bloody civil war, North America is a strange place to try this ideal governance experiment It seems. It is highly likely that American elite overturned the hypocritical rationality of British upper class rulers - so to speak Perfectionist Clover