"If God truly does exist, He more so loves the atheist who questions the world around him than the Christian who blindly follows." -Thomas Jefferson

More than half of the Founding Fathers were agnostic/atheists. They specifically wrote the Constitution to keep (any kind of) religion out of the government. The idea that America has ever been a "Christian nation" is rooted in a false history meant to deny the right of religious freedom to others. Pushing Christian holidays and religious rights while ignoring equal treatment of other religions is definitely antisemitism, just not the blowing up temples kind. It's also anti-every other kind of religion as well. "Equal but different" wasn't equal in regards to gay marriage or segregation, and it certainly isn't in regards to religious freedom.

Our history is full of "little" lies like this designed to shape our perception of the country. Such as the fact that we're never told that the Puritans were a bunch of religious extremists who came to America because they were exiled from England after trying to assassinate the king and replace him with their own puppet to force their religion on the rest of the country. Or that Hitler was inspired by America's treatment of the Native Americans when it came to dealing with the Jews, immigrants, and LGBTQ people in Germany, and considered the US a "sister nation" with similar ideals to his (he even talks about it in one of his books). The entirety of Europe hides the fact along with us that the Nazis had a lot of support and that most leaders at the time didn't want to get involved in fighting Germany right up until they invaded their country specifically. Did you know there's a statue in Ireland honoring the various Native American tribal nations for their humanitarian aid during the Potato Famine because they were some of the only groups to provide any aid? Or that there wasn't even actually a famine at all? There was a food shortage, but there was plenty of food - if you were British. The British tried to starve the Irish in an ethnic cleansing so they could take their land.

I ain't here to say you're bad or stupid or some nonsense because of your opinion, but as Thomas Jefferson said, question why it's okay to put a statue of the Ten Commandments on display at a state capitol building but not a statue of Baphomet teaching kids science next to it, because you'll often be surprised to find that the history we've been taught isn't the whole story. I know I keep being surprised the more I learn. There's tons of little things we take for granted in our daily life that are rooted in systems built with malicious intent. I'm still disgusted by the fact that one of the architects building the highways in New York designed the bridges around where he lived to be too low for buses to go under specifically so black kids couldn't take the bus to the beaches near his neighborhood.