The principles taught in The New England Primer are Christian principles. That is a bottom line FACT. The New England Primer uses the Bible as a way to teach children. Those who are academically dishonest continue to deny what is FACT.
The BEST they can do is to parrot some half truth about the courts and a treaty (that got questioned and the offending section deleted. ) You posted the link; the real story is recounted in that link and its internal links.
The problem that you have by denying what is FACT is that you have to resort to irrelevant lies in order to deny the truth. Those worshipping false gods and no God all have one thing in common: they don't understand the difference between a form of government and the principles upon which the form of government serves.
What you are talking about is English Colonies under English Rule. Nobody denies that religious principals or morals were/are part of peoples lives. However, the US was not founded on those principals or morals, the Age of Enlightenment is what brought about the idea of the US, dissidence against a ruler with no representation is what brought about the US.
The Magna Carta, that you refer to, merely gave an outline to the Founders to inspire and shape the Declaration of Independence, Articles of Confederation, and later the US Constitution, that we can assert our rights against an oppressive ruler and that the power of Government can be limited to protect those very rights.
You seem to be the one parroting "half truths" or quite simply utter ignorance, you can't even stay on the topic without going off on tangents that have any bearing to the actual question of the OP. You linking to your own forum where there is 3 posters that are regular, all of whom are you having a discussion with yourself. SMFH