Nothing revisionist about it.
The government of the United States of America was not, in any sense, founded on the Christian religion. Religious liberty is guaranteed under the First Amendment and that liberty endures in large part to the government's neutrality to all matters religious.
Notice I never said the government was founded on the Christian religion. What I've said is:
A) The U.S. has always been a Christian nation in the sense that most of it's citizens have always been Christian.
B) Most the founders were religious, specifically Christian, and not just deists, agnostics, or secular non-believers as liberal revisionist historians have claimed.
C) The "separation of church and state" is nowhere to be found in the Constitution, as many believe. And the First Amendment simply means there is no state religion (like the Church of England) and not that religion is to be completed marginalized in society, as many secular liberals would like.
