No problem. But isn't it so that America was founded on,while not the Christian religion, but christian principles, which as I get it, would inspire us to not cause Christianity (or any other)to prevail over other religions.
(The problem our culture is having is that we are losing our spirituality and the principles of the christian SPIRIT as they pertain to having some morals and sense of right and wrong) Actually I think this demand that we are a "C"hristian nation distracts and detracts from the understanding that as a people we are losing something in our spirit and no ONE religion is going to fix that. And neither is the DEMAND that we are NOT a nation built on principles of a christian...

No problem. But isn't it so that America was founded on,while not the Christian religion, but christian principles, which as I get it, would inspire us to not cause Christianity (or any other)to prevail over other religions.
(The problem our culture is having is that we are losing our spirituality and the principles of the christian SPIRIT as they pertain to having some morals and sense of right and wrong) Actually I think this demand that we are a "C"hristian nation distracts and detracts from the understanding that as a people we are losing something in our spirit and no ONE religion is going to fix that. And neither is the DEMAND that we are NOT a nation built on principles of a christian spirit.
Even reducing the frequency of the small 'c' word,as well, would do a LOT towards letting many people relax their back hairs. But this hate,disdain, and absolute denial of Christianity has got to go.(Have seen it elsewhere. Not saying you're doing THAT.) Neither absolute is correct. I think they're BOTH way wrong.