Oh Mucky, because of course you would try to pick the Danberry Baptist letter from Jefferson, wherein the ONLY mention of "wall of separation" is ever uttered.  Do you have any idea the letter he was replying to?  How about the history of the government of Connecticut at that time?  Doesn't sound like it.  England's Parliament passed the religious toleration act in 1689, & it included a condition that Connecticut's laws could not be in conflict with the laws of England. That "wall" in his letter was talking about the CT General Assembly faced with great intolerance from protestants, specifically Anglicans. When Republicans won the Connecticut election of 1817 (yes!),CT was able to disestablish the Congregationalist mandate - and Jefferson expressed his satisfaction in a letter to John Adams.
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As it stands, your number of quotes that could refute the fact that our Founding Fathers made us a Christian nation through their Judeo-Christian paradigm stands at ZERO:Keep trying, though, yes?