Republicans Use ‘One Nation Under God’ Messaging to Advance Christian Nationalist Politics
Populist strongman / nationalist identity messaging
Officials repeatedly assert that America’s essence is Christian, implying other faiths are less authentically American. The messaging nurtures an exclusionary nationalism that binds religious belief to patriotism and sidelines secular or minority-faith citizens.
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Our Founding Fathers weren't "Christians". They were dentists and religious skeptics that believed in a higher power, but didn't want the religious struggles that had fractured Europe for the previous 400 years occurring in the United States. That's why they strongly believed in both religious freedom and the separation of church and state