I definitely can see your side when it comes to the mixing of politics and faith. As history has shown us, a few misguided and arogant political leaders, proclaiming their divinity has had disastorous concenquences. However, I believe that the government is a representitive of the people it serves. Majority as well as minority. If 85% of Americans are in one way or another Chritian in faith, why should the government that serves those persons, their interests and morals, be completely devoid of said religious faith? Separation of church and state, as stated in the U.S Constitution, is all to often misrepresnted and taken out of context. The founding fathers did not want a "Godless", atheist government. They did however relize, because of the rule of the Church of England, that there should not be a state sponsored\founded church. Faith should not be forced on the public.
Good thread though.
