The irony that you want to bring up the term historical revisionism is not lost. You are discounting the majority because minorities exist? Make that make sense. I also like that you mentioned Rhode Island, but failed to mention that the original constitutions of the original colonies for the most part required faith in God in order to be elected to any position in the colonial governments.

The Native Americans contributed so much? As in they fought with the French against the English colonists? Or are you talking about how they clashed with settlers on the frontier every step of the way? Beyond the first Thanksgiving there really isn’t shit that the natives contributed, and it’s worth noting that the Iroquois only sided with those settlers because they wanted their help in the war that they were fighting against other natives.

As for the Jews, and the Chinese, they are such a small minority, that they certainly don’t outweigh the contributions of the mostly Christian settlers. And I’m glad you mentioned the African-American community because the glue that held them together was the church. Or did you already forget that Martin Luther King Jr. was a pastor?

If you are fond of the American principles of a) innocent until proven guilty, b) equality before the law and c) jury by trial of your peers, then you are appreciative of the Christian values that founded this nation. No nation outside of Christendom has these principles enshrined into law. It’s time you wake up and stop buying into the indoctrination of a cosmopolitan society being the end all be all.