Was the USA founded as a Christian nation?

Yeah, I'm not about to watch a 35 minute video... probably not even on a topic that I like.

But video aside, I think some people that like technicalities would either say Protestant nation (more specific than Christian)

Or they would counter (as I'm assuming the video does) and say it was founded to be open to different and prosecuted religions, which the early ones happened to largely be different forms of Protestant, but that it shouldn't be limited to just Protestant or just Christian, but all religions and the Christians ones were just the more popular early on.

several of the founding fathers were nominally christian and some were relgion tolerant

they made a point not to estabish a state sponsored church (as there was with the church of England)

but they acknowledged a higher power (the rights of man being established by gawd).

However, slavery was tolerated, and women had few rights.

I would never click on anything on SW. This is not a nice place.

Our founding fathers were a bunch of rich white guys, some of them slaveowners, who didn't want to pay their taxes. They probably considered themselves to be Christians. I doubt any of them got into Heaven.

No. It's not a nation. Liars are deadly. And y'all better lie together or be the enemy, like me.