I pray God that it may not be laid to their charge.
2 Timothy 4:16
"The court not only declares that this is a "religious nation," but that 
it is a "Christian nation."
The people, therefore, are not only
religious but they are Christians-yes, Jews, infidels, and all.
Q: For is
not the Supreme Court the highest judicial authority in the United
States?
Q: and when this court lays it down as the supreme law-as the meaning of
the Constitution-that the people are religious, and are Christians, then
does not that settle the question?
A: Not at all.
---The very absurdity of
the suggestion only demonstrates that the court can have nothing at all
to do with any such matters, and shows how completely the court
transcended its powers and went out of the right way.
No;
men are not
made religious by law,
nor by judicial decision,
nor by historical
precedents.
westward, is from 'Ferdinand and Isabella, by the grace of God, king and queen of Castile,' etc., and recites that 'it is hoped that by God's assistance some of the continents and islands in the ocean will be discovered,' etc."
Q: What religion did Ferdinand and Isabella have in mind when they issued
that document?
Q: What religion did they profess?
A: The Catholic religion, to be sure.
---And not only that,
it was the Catholic religion with the Inquisition in full swing; for it
was Ferdinand and Isabella who established the Inquisition in Spain
under the generalship of Torquemada, and who, because Spain was a
"Christian nation," sentenced to confiscation of all goods and to
banishment every Jew who would not turn Catholic.
*And this is the first piece of "historical" authority by
which the Supreme Court of the United States adjudges American citizens
"to be a religious people," and by which that court decides that this is
a "Christian nation."
A.T. Jones