Patrick Henry, great jurist and great orator because he was first of all a great Christian, was wise enough to be an anti-federalist. The US Constitution, that lawyer's contraption, made in the name of a new deity ("we the people") was deliberately designed to secularize our continent. Most of the colonies had "test oaths" wherein an office-holder pledged allegiance to the God of the Bible and the Bible of God before being entrusted with civic office. The U S Constitution forbade those -- and this prohibition on God in government was completed in 1963, the Torcaso vs. Watkins case involving the lowest civic office, notary public.
It sounds as if you aren't fond of the constitution.