Thank you for the sentiments and you raise many valid criticisms, especially on how Christianity is practiced. There remain difficult issues in our hierarchy of American governments regarding where to draw legal lines on difficult issues like abortion and what is taught in public schools. All such decisions and laws ultimately rely on some form of moral code. But from where does that code arise?

The Myth of Religious Neutrality by Roy Clouser makes the convincing case that everyone is religious in some sense, even atheists. That is, everyone considers something to be divine, e.g. for many who reject Christianity it becomes the cosmos or some kind of mysticism. We have evidence that many of the elite cabal actually worship Satan.

While a fundamental principle of American jurisprudence is freedom of religion, we still must enact and enforce laws locally and federally that ultimately decide what kind of nation we are and will become. Remember Biden and Harris' campaign slogan: "Battle for the Soul of America". My vote is that we, with the love and grace you recommend, continue to rely on traditional Christian moral values and curtail progressives who wish to banish them from the public square.