Many people think that the United States is a country based on Christian beliefs, but today it is incredible that it is not allowed to promote Christian beliefs in public schools. This view is especially true among Christian parents, so some parents are reluctant to send their children to public schools because they are worried that their children will lose confidence in the environment of public schools. In fact, whether the United States is based on Christianity and whether it is absolutely impossible to talk about Christian faith in public schools are both debatable. First of all, let's look at the situation when the United States was founded. 1776 The United States declared its independence, 1789 adopted the constitution and elected the first president, Washington. In the same year, the National Assembly passed ten constitutional amendments, called the Bill of Rights, which took effect three years later (1792). Although the leaders of the founding of the United States are mostly Christians, from the perspective of the Civil Rights Act, it is better to say that the spirit of the founding of the United States is to protect people from religious persecution by the government.