I guess I've got a moth-and-flame thingy ...
6. Made Christianity the official state religion with prayer in schools via a new constitution.
7. Mandated prayer and weekly church attendance for all Americans.
8. Banned all religions except Christianity.
This is monumental (= typical, where TMN is concerned) ignorance of the theologically conservative Christians TMN so hates.
I know of at least two sizable theologically conservative Christian denominations formed by immigrants who left Europe at least partly due to state church oppression (and I'm not referring to 17th Century England, BTW). Having been raised in one, I knew this historical reason to oppose state or established churches when I was in my teens, if not a little earlier.
More recently, I've seen what kind of compromisers state churches become, the Scandinavian state churches being fresh in my mind.
More importantly - something that, short of a miracle, will utterly elude TMN - Christianity is a religion of informing and persuading, not of coercion or force. While that was forgotten and not understood in the 11th or 17th Centuries, it has been for several centuries, now.
All in all I have never wanted - and never will - a state church, ban on non-Christian religions, or forced religious observances.