freedom from religion WAS FREEDOM OF RELIGION at the time Kon....if the 5 founding father's acted today in public, just as they acted back then in public....then they would be elected again....
Do you actually think they were shouting from the rooftops that they were Deists and did not believe that Christ was the son of god, or God manifested in the Son?
got news for ya....the people of the time would have never elected them if they wore that kind of stuff on their coat sleeve....they did what all politicians do....they held their true intentions and feelings on the topic, close to their heart, not for all constituents of the time, to see, they discussed those views in secret meetings....amongst the enlightened of the era.
Taking that into account, it not much of a stretch to think they would have wanted freedom FROM religion. Of course, they couldn't say that in the Constitution. That's why we have SC, to figure out the true "original intent" and not just take the word of the anal "literal interpretation" proponents.
By allowing everyone to choose their own religion of choice and not have their religion or church chosen and dictated by the Government, is all the freedom the 5 founders wanted and needed....to believe what they believed as Deists....