re: Would you support government or Christian’s in the United States?

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Yes it is.

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No it isn't.

Would you care to explain why you're making this claim or how it can be true, or should we just continue to trade "Yes it is," and "No, it isn't"?

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That isn't what objective means.

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It's relevant, though.

But let's define terms. Not merely "objective," but let's define "objective morality."

Objective morality is commonly understood to be the idea that right and wrong exist factually—that some actions and beliefs are inherently good or inherently bad, and that the goodness or badness of those things holds true no matter who you are or what else you believe in or what your opinion might be.

If there is an unchanging, transcendent, ultimate, universal moral authority, then anything that contradicts the character of that moral authority is inherently morally wrong and anything that harmonizes with it is inherently morally right.

If you disagree with that I would ask you to explain.