Second we were founded as a christen/catholic country but the job of fredom of religion is you can worship whatever you would like. So Worship whatever you want and have a nice day

1) I don’t think that either language is more important for Americans to learn. Americans should speak a fair English; other than that (second, third or forth languages)- it is all up to each individual personally and may serve different purposes. Jewish Americans may be more interested in Hebrew, while Latin Americans may be more interested in Spanish.

2) Again, neither (and I say “neither” while I really don’t understand the weird division of two possibilities) is “more important”. Each American should learn whatever he wants.

3) The USA is not a Christian country:

4) Most of the Americans are Christian, so I’d say Jesus (unless there’s some kind of a catch in this question?).

But if you stop and think about it, we are a nation of individuals who identify ourselves in polls as upwards of 90% Christian.
Even our very Constitution –our contract-based groundbreaking form of contract government, and the writings of our founding fathers, to say nothing of the writings of Europe and our 2000-year history of Western civilization– are all deeply embedded in understanding of the Bible and its historic, literary and philosophical concepts.

And that Bible, to understand it fully, should be read and understood in the original Greek, Hebrew and Aramaic it was written in. Despite the great faithfulness in translating it into a variety of languages, it would be culturally and spiritually beneficial to understand this cornerstone document of our culture in its original form.

It would cause a spiritual revival that would diminish and/or eliminate problems such as drugs, teenage pregnancy, divorce and breakdown of the family, and many other social problems that have emerged because of lost understanding of what our culture is based on.

The rise of liberal secularism and exclusion of religious teachings in our schools –[b]MORE than exclusion, an outright contempt for Judao-Christian foundations of our culture[/b]– and teaching a contempt for Western society in our schools and universities, has vastly eroded our culture.
And eroded our will to preserve it, as the United States approaches being overwhelmed by hispanic immigration and culture, and Europe is being overwhelmed by Islamic immigration and culture.

Teaching spanish would accellerate that overwhelming. Teaching Hebrew would remind us what we are, and help give us the will to preserve our nation and culture.

Mazeltov! [Excellent!]

I’d highly recommend the book DEATH OF THE WEST, by Patrick Buchanan, for a good understanding of how the combined forces of secularism and multiculturalism are destroying our culture, and have been for 40 years, and how this is what they had clearly planned from the beginning.

The U.S. is a Christian country, more thasn 90% of whom polled identify themselves as Christian. But they’ve lost and understanding of what Christianity really is. Most have a vague personally-formed idea of what “Christian” is, not a uniform, biblically based standard, not a historically and literally-based understanding of Christianity.

Those who understand their culture will fight to defend it.
Those who do not will stand by and passively watch it be destroyed.

as far as religion goes…. believe in what you will… but if you try to tell me about it after me telling you i dont want to hear it prepare to deal with a very irate person and remember you brought it on yourself…. organized religion are just cults with more members… what you do in a place of worship and your home is your business… i could care less what you think of my beliefs and i dont want to be force fed yours