"The Baptist Faith & Message, our Southern Baptist Convention confession of faith, effectively answers the question: 'The state has no right to impose penalties for religious opinions of any kind.' I am gladly regulated by the confession of faith, and agree with its clear assertion. Confessional accountability is a basic principle of my life. I make that statement publicly and gladly and from the heart." @albertmohler
There is a difference between admitting that Christianity is a social good--most of our Founders and many of our Presidents have acknowledged this. Baptists have always acknowledged this. I devoted a whole chapter in my recent book to this! That's significantly different than tasking the government with adjudicating right and wrong forms of worship (which is what blasphemy laws would be). Baptists reject both secularism and theocracy.
Christian nationalists don’t read or understand church history.
Infant baptism was required to be a citizen of the country.
Dissenters (like Baptists) refused to baptize their babies.
Those babies were denied citizenship when they were older.