Interesting quiz

No, it doesn't.

Eisenhower wanted to drive home the difference between America and the "godless" Communists. Cold War rhetoric, in other words. What's hateful about the facts?

Because they're the ones with the theocratic agenda. The First Amendment. Oh, you can be inspired by the Bible to make a law, sure. But your justification for the law has to be its secular purpose, not its appearance in the Bible. It's right there in the quiz. It's called "the Lemon test." If you can't justify your proposed law with a secular purpose, it's religion. Who's stopping you? One less theocrat to muck things up here, if you ask me.

Gotta totally agree with you on that. Biased enough that I think they were outright wrong on a few points; particularly, I'm fairly certain from reading Stephenson's Baroque Cycle that the concept of the seperation of church and state actually did originate in England with the Puritans.Maybe I'm wrong? I actually did lose a bunch of points because I consistently gave the Puritans more credit for religious tolerance than they did. I guess that's either bias on their part or an indication of how successful fundamentalist Christian revisionism has been on me.

Yeah. It's a philosophy known today as "secularism."