Here is a better answer for you Proud 2B Gay. No body ever claimed the Constitution was based on the Bible or Christianity so we do not need to defend that statement. However, the vast majority of the authors were Christian.
"We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America."
The premise on which the Constitution was written was not deism or any established religion. The Constitution gets its authority from we the people and the 1. Constitution was written to conserve the values of we the people and not the values of any specific established religion (mainly the Church of England or the Roman Catholic Church). While there can be no doubt that religious freedom was protected by the Constitution, there is no doubt that the vast majority of we the people were Christians. When we the people adopted the Constitution there was no doubt that its values being perpetually conserved 2. would protect Christian values and the values of all democratic religions.
We the people made it clear that we did not want any religion to dominate the people. We the people have been free to worship or not worship God as we please. In 1954, we the people, in our national pledge did say what the nation thought about our country, 3. that we were one nation under God, which is a value that we the people have held since the Constitution was adopted. How could we say this? The reason is simple, because we the people are the ones who decide. Since the declaration of Independence, our country and we the people have said that we believe in God. We the people did not specifically define God but :we the people declared that our inalienable, 4. self evident human rights came from God. This declaration did not favor any established religion but it was and is a rejection of humanism especially in as much as humanism is related liberal politics of today. 5. We the people still want to conserve our national values.
6. Why do the liberals keep loosing in American politics? It is because we do not want to change in a direction different from our values of old. The liberals keep saying that 7. we must change our values but the country does not trust that any move away from American idealism will bring success for our country. 8. At the present time, it is American idealism (conservatism of values) that is driving the march of freedom in the Middle East and around the world. The liberal politicians have been caught flatfooted and the liberal press can not explain the affect that we the people are having on the world. Liberal journalist are pained in trying to explain the march of freedom without giving credit to Reagan/Bush idealism. Reagan/ Bush did not create this idealism but they did recognize it as Americas greatest value and simply followed the visions of our country since the time it began We the people did all this and we keep marching even today.