If anything, the founding fathers were more religious then Huckabee. And just what has he proposed that you don't agree with? I don't care to hear you don't like his reason, I want to hear jsut what he wants done you disagree with.
Many founding fathers, in fact, WEREN'T more religious than Huckabee. Take Jefferson, for example, who was a Deist (they believed in god, but not the Christian version). Many, like Jefferson, wanted to keep the Church and State completely separate (hence the 1st Amendment). James Madison, writer of most of the constitution, also believed they should be kept separate, and fought and won against a proposed Virginia legislative act that would have levied a tax for the general support of Christian churches.
And most religious leaders at the time were beginning to believe they didn't need government to regulate religious laws, and that they could achieve their goals without government help. As Isaac Backus, a Baptist leader at the time put it, "Christ's kingdom is not of this world."
Finally, the fact that there were so many religious factions in America at the time, most of whom had fled England due to the Anglican Church's dominance, made having a religious government completely untenable. After all, whose version of the Bible should they have enforced, the Quakers? The Protestants? Catholics? Baptists? Anglicans?
For this reason, the Founders meant the Constitution to be Secular in nature. They made references to god, but not to a specific god of any one denomination. Thus, having Huckabee "fix" the constitution to fit his Baptist ideals is completely counter to what the Founders had in mind.
As for the specific goals of Huckabee? His anti-gay marriage proposals and stances doesn't particularly sit well with me (the government has no business regulating what two adults do in their bedroom, and frankly I don't see a need for them to regulate marriage in the first place), and neither does his professed belief that creationism should be taught in science classes.
