Most people
complaining about the
United States coming close to, or even having already, declaring
atheism as a
state religion seem to forget a couple
key points.
Atheism is not a religion, and
secularism is not atheism.
Showing no preference on the issue of religion is not the same as being against it. I haven't seen a single ruling from the Supreme Court that is anti-religion. And don't even suggest that the government is in some manner anti-religious. Does the National Day of Prayer attack religion? I don't think so, and there is no equivalent for people who are not religious. I personally think that government endorsement of it is government endorsement of religion over non-religion. It's as if they're encouraging people to be believers.
For every example you could possibly come up with showing that America is somehow encouraging atheism, I can show you many more on the other side.
Next you'll be complaining about life in our anti-Christian America.