America began really before Columbus but when England cam here they were getting away from British power and influence to be what they wanted and thats what America was founded on.Christianity.So are you saying the foundation of this land was morally wrong or the ideas of the everyday person who really built this land not Wasington DC, they are wrong?Some white group claiming superior to a colored man is not my fault or concern it is wrong and no place is for it.Racism and slavery is wrong and in no part in the Bible supports it.It is tolerated and understood because that was the culture of the time, The Bible did not make the culture nor supported slavery.
So again America has risn to power by wealth and technology and military in what age?the age of the christian!and that age in america is coming to a end because of people wanting to refuse God.As the people in the Bible defied God and were judged so will we.Food shortage is coming,loss in wealth has begun,our military mite is not half of chinas.We are on a downward spirial and it started after 1900.That is when a great liberation of God started to begin fully.And since then america has been at war and our decline has begun.We are the start of it.
I think your argument is stuck between a rock and a hard place here.
First, if you want to go with the proposal that the U.S. was founded as a Christian nation, you have several difficult issues to work through. Thomas Jefferson, author of the Declaration of Independence, once created his own version of the Bible that stripped the miracles out of it. In 1796, president John Adams submitted to the Senate the Treaty of Tripoli, and it was ratified by the Senate. Part of it reads:
Art. 11. As the Government of the United States of America is not, in any sense, founded on the Christian religion,as it has in itself no character of enmity against the laws, religion, or tranquility, of Mussulmen [Muslims],and as the said States never entered into any war or act of hostility against any Mahometan [Muslim] nation, it is declared by the parties that no pretext arising from religious opinions shall ever produce an interruption of the harmony existing between the two countries.
Plus, there's the whole first amendment which separates church and state.
Pretty clear there. Founders were made up of Christians as well as Unitarians and Deists.
However, suppose I were even to grant you that it was founded as a Christian nation, which is not the case, then you have to reconcile this notion with the widespread slavery, endorsed by the founding fathers in varying degrees and upheld in law. Plus violence against the native Americans. And women without the right to vote.
So prior to 1900 was the peak of American ethics? When people of dark skin tone had little rights, when women couldn't vote?
Hence, rock and a hard place. You can defy evidence and argue that America was founded as a Christian nation, which included widespread slavery, sexism, and violence against natives, upheld in law and commonly accepted, or you can distance Christianity from those founding "virtues" and relinquish what has been a very poorly defended argument that somehow immorality is associated with "taking (god) out of everything".
And some of these are just factually inaccurate, like America's military power being half of China's. China is up-and-coming, but their military is nowhere near the military of the U.S. just yet.
Also, you're reference of "So again America has risn to power by wealth and technology and military in what age?the age of the christian!" is interesting. Associating wealth and military might with Christianity. So much for turning the other cheek or camels and eyes of needles in a "Christian" nation.