Introduction
Christianity is a religion that has been implemented in the United States of America since the beginning of the Constitution. There have been many major influences about religion that the Constitution and the Bill of Rights have stated since day one. Without the influence of religion, several of the Amendments and Rights would be taken away and the freedom of American citizens may also be taken away. Religion provides a founding base on the Constitution and Bill of Rights that guides a path for all future years to come. The separation between the church and the state also provides a new ground that gives individuals in the United States the ability to practice and freely speak about their religious beliefs.
Christianity and the Constitution
The Founding Fathers were considered to be a diverse group of individuals who had different views on many topics other than religion (Krason, 2013). Although the Founding Fathers came to an agreeance on the United States, it does not necessarily mean that they came to an agreeance on their personal and religious beliefs. The Founding Fathers did not hold a belief that the Constitution and Bill of Rights should be based off of a religious standard (Krason,2013). However, the Founding Fathers had a belief that the country should be unified and given