>>I didn't say the Christianity was the reason for our freedom and prosperity. I said Christian values.
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>I disagree with this one too. It all depends on what you call "Christian values". The good ones? Sure, but they are not very different that other non-Christian good values and morals. As I said before, morality and doing what is right for your people is not a Christian monopoly.

What I call "Christian value" you may call it something else. So be it.

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>Unfortunately there are a lot of other "Christian values" that are not so good or understanding, forgiving and condusive to loving thy neighbor.

I would say that those who don't love their neighbors and refuse to forgive are not living a christian life, although like you say one does not have to be "religious" to have moral.