I don't support the banning of religion, myself, or any current form of Communism, but Karl Marx had a very good point when he said that in a truly responsible government, there is no place for religion.  However, humanity has not yet evolved to the point where the government can take care of just about everything without screwing anything up or violating people's rights (i.e.: Communism), so we make do with the Bill of Rights, civilization's greatest attempt yet to guarantee individual human rights.  The bad news is that it now seems that the small progress we've made over the last several thousand years is being pushed back yet again -- people are devolving.  Religion is on the rise again.  Congress is crawling with loudmouth Christian demagogues, whether they be moderate or foaming-at-the-mouth types who want to ban everything that's not explicitly listed as okay in their poorly-translated-and-therefore-totally-unreliable King James Bible.

Any legislator that passes any law because of "Jesus" or "the Bible" or "morality", or denounces any taxpayer because they don't follow the legislator's own personal religion or morality should be voted out of office... even by those who share the same beliefs.  It's about protecting everyone's right to the freedom of religion, and even though they're not currently condemning your beliefs, lifestyle, or ethnicity, history proves repeatedly that those winds can change course with little warning.  And of course, we've all got to stop electing extremists on either side.  This, of course, requires that you sacrifice your own greedy local interests -- after all, even though they're trying to destroy the country, those corrupt, loudmouth bastards really know how to bring the pork home, don't they?

Evidence of rampant Unconstitutionality in regards to Separation of Church and State:

• "In God We Trust" is on all U.S. currency.  This is a daily reminder to the millions of people who don't believe in "God" that their freedom of religion is ultimately conditional and that the majority is always looking for reasons to removing it altogether.  Anything created or sanctioned by Government needs to be entirely secular, period.  Thankfully, courts understand this, as most of the legislatures in this nation have no problem trampling the First Amendment for a little vote-gaining demagoguery.
• In court, you must swear on the Bible.  Refusal to do so will get you cited for contempt (though no one ever sites a judge for contempt of Constitution).  No copies of the Torah are handy if you're Jewish.  And if you're Athiest or agnostic, it's just plain insulting to swear on a book of fables.  The ultimate point, of course, is that swearing on the Bible somehow makes a contract with God, which basically gives non-Christians carte blanche to say whatever they will under oath.
  
• Students say "One nation, under God" in the Pledge of Allegience.   "Under God" was a line the McCarthyist religious extremists added to the Pledge of Allegience in the 1950s to distinguish us from those filthy commies.
• The President says "So help me God" during his swearing in, as if his Presidency is somehow ordained or supported by a supreme being.
• Roy Moore, a judge in Alabama (before being elected Head Justice of their Supreme Court), was totally unapologetic about keeping the Ten Commandments on display in his courtroom, and later the Supreme Courthouse itself, throughout his entire career.  And two thirds of people in Alabama support him!  And, even though he was removed from office for violating a federal court order, they're preparing to re-elect him if he's not disbarred.
  
• The US House of Representatives passed a bill (by Aderholt, R-AL) 248 to 180 on June 17, 1999, that would allow schools and gov't buildings to post the Ten Commandments, even though the Supreme Court has struck down similar legislation before.  One Republican (Barr, R-GA) who obviously has his head up his ass, even suggested that the Columbine High massacre wouldn't have happened had they had the Ten Commandments posted there.  (Actually, the reality is that more massacres will probably happen as more morality dictated from Big Brother worms its way into the lives of the religiously resentful.)