By Linda Stamato The Founding Fathers abhorred the concept of a national religion. They believed that state support would in the long run, harm, not help, faith. We would be well advised to revisit their thinking, and the experiences that prompted it, as we confront, increasingly, a push to create a national religion, often enough by those who think we already have one: Christianity. Prominent among the movements to privilege a faith is Christian Nationalism a loose network of think tanks, policy groups, activist organizations, legal advocacy groups, conservative pastoral groups, reactionary f…