Was America Christian Back Then?

[ralliann]

I think it is safe to say America was more of a church-going nation "back then," whenever that was. But, we have never been a Christian nation, per se, since our formation. Before the internet and so many other opportunities, the church was the social hub of the community where people connected. That is not so much the case presently.

Yes, I agree. We were a Christian nation only in that most Americans were Christian. My opinion on our documents as a nation. I think deist, would be fitting. Acknowledging GOD, was for the purpose of making immutable our rights. God gave them, Man cannot take them away.

 

[Adventist Heretic]

Prior to 1967 and the "Summer of Love" the worldview was basically a Christian world view after this it has become more and more secular and pagan. The feminist movement in 1968 founded new organizations that were built off paganism. The fertility cult was the model for feminism after 1968. Their stated goal for the family was to "destroy this institution because it represents slavery for women"

 

[nalex1066]

I think it is safe to say America was more of a church-going nation "back then," whenever that was. But, we have never been a Christian nation, per se, since our formation. Before the internet and so many other opportunities, the church was the social hub of the community where people connected. That is not so much the case presently.

Just like us, I so agree‍