"for everyone of mine." [sic]  --     yes! correct: you have not found ONE.
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LOL- Nice quote!  That one came from Madison when he wrote a letter to William Bradford, discussing the persecution of the Baptists and Presbyterians from the other Christian sects!  In that same letter, he states:
"The Sentiments of our people of Fortune & fashion on this subject [of practicing any Christian denomination we choose] are vastly different from what you have been used to [in England]. ****That liberal catholic and equitable way of thinking as to the rights of Conscience, which is one of the Characteristics of a free people and so strongly marks the People of your province is but little known among the Zealous adherents to our Hierarchy.*****  (Emphasis mine)
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Your little section was about the growing power of the clergy in those battles- it is NOT a refutation that Madison et al believed in the power of their Christian faith (which he states in THAT SAME LETTER) as their guiding light.  Whoops!