I abstained from voting because "secularism" is not a choice. I understand the question completely, as well as understanding why that is not one of the choices. I just cannot submitt to allowing any one "christain" demomination to come to power over any other. Personally, they all suck.
As far as JP's assertation that supposedly the US was founded on the "ten commandments" I beg to differ. In that just because the Ten Commandments have definite similarities to the "Universal Golden Rule" doesn't mean they were singled out as an outline for our Constitution.
As it is stated in the Treaty of Tripoli, our nation is infact a Secular nation, with no leaning toward any one religious set of values more than any other.
Our Founding fathers were deists, most of them were Free Masons, not to be confused with any specific Christian denomination. They made a point of not singling out any one religion over any other. This is evident in our freedom of religion.
The usage of the word "Creator" was not specific as to which religious view of this word was held as predominant.
Just because they may have used the word is no indicator as to their supposed "Christian" values.
Actually the word "God" does not appear anywhere in the body of the Constitution at all.
The word "Creator" is in the Bill of Rights.