So I can't say absolutely that this Nation is not Christian, but when asked directly you yourself will not define out country as Christian either.
Do you not see the difference between suggesting there is no legitimate reason to refer to the nation as a Christian one, and suggesting that I personally would not term it as so?
Here, let me help you out.
One is suggesting ones opinion is fact and belittling the worth of anyones argument who suggests otherwise as being utterly illegitimate.
One is suggesting ones personal opinion is just that, opinion, and recognizes that depending on how one is defining the criteria for ones claim that a legitimate claim can be made either way.
No, I would not personally define the people of the United States of America as a "christian nation" myself...but I absolutely think there are some reasonably legitimate reasons and arguments as to why someone would make such a claim.
Look I'm not attacking Christianity, which I'm assuming is your religion
Of course you would assume that. One, because it's the predominant religion within the country to the point that it's a defacto notion to assume people are that religion (this is a similar argument as to the claim that "white privledge" exists; do you happen to believe in that notion? Because if you do, that's yet another style of logic that one can go to make a legitimate argument that this could be a christian nation). Two, because of you're personal prejudices assuming anyone that could defend it in some fashion must be Christian.
The closest to my religious views you could tie me to (I've posted them up in full in various places in the forum) would be an agnostic diest. I self identify as Christian, less due to any actual strict adherance to the religion and more in defence to the cultural notion of what I grew up as a part of.
I just believe that it can be said objectively that our nation is not currently a Christian nation
The "Nation" as it relates to the people of the United States of America can not "objectivelY" be claimed to be ANY sort of Nation other than perhaps an "American" nation.
Everything else you've tossed out as possible "nations" are no more "objective" than the notio nof a "Christian Nation"...they're still entirely subjective in nature, based on the arbitrary criteria and measurements you've determined in your head.
If your issue is with the notion of people calling the United States a "[blank] nation" when it's not objecitvely true, then your focus and bone to pick singularly on "Christian Nation" belies your seeming intent.