I strongly disagree, Michael.  He is radically pro-Judeo-Christian CULTURE. That will snag the Falwell evangelical types every time. (They don't care if you yourself haven't been born again, they care that the Judeo-Christian culture is taken back to the 50's and then maintained. Hence all the crap about things like, for example, Hillary and Obama trying to install sharia law!) It's the culture wars. And they are Christians. Like they would argue, the founders of the U.S. were. Not heathen seculars either (don't argue the Deist thing with these people.)

Here's one link where he explains how his is specifically Catholic. Here's another.

Here's one on the whole coalition of like thinkers @ TheAtlantic: Steve Bannon's Would-Be Coalition of Christian Traditionalists/From American evangelicals to Russian Orthodox, they're united against Islam. Is that enough to overcome all that divides them?

Here's the whole thing straight out, a Feb. 2017 piece @ Quartz.com, which explains the appeal:

What Steve Bannon really wants

What does Donald Trump want for America? His supporters don’t know. His party doesn’t know. Even he doesn’t know.

If there is a political vision underlying Trumpism, however, the person to ask is not Trump. It’s his éminence grise, Stephen K. Bannon, the chief strategist of the Trump administration [....]

The three tenets of Bannonism

Bannon’s political philosophy boils down to three things that a Western country, and America in particular, needs to be successful: Capitalism, nationalism, and “Judeo-Christian values.” These are all deeply related, and essential.

America, says Bannon, is suffering a “crisis of capitalism.” (He uses the word “crisis” a lot—more on that later.) Capitalism used to be all about moderation, an entrepreneurial American spirit, and respect for one’s fellow Christian man. In fact, in remarks delivered to the Vatican in 2014, Bannon says that this “enlightened capitalism” was the “underlying principle” that allowed the US to escape the “barbarism” of the 20th century.

Since this enlightened era, things have gradually gotten worse. (Hence the “crisis.”) The downward trend began with the 1960s and ’70s counterculture. “The baby boomers are the most spoiled, most self-centered, most narcissistic generation the country’s ever produced,” says Bannon in a 2011 interview.

He takes on this issue in more detail in Generation Zero, a 2010 documentary he wrote and directed. The film shows one interviewee after another laying out how the “capitalist system” was slowly undermined and destroyed by a generation of wealthy young kids who had their material needs taken care of by hardworking parents—whose values were shaped by the hardship of the Great Depression and World War II—only to cast off the American values that had created that wealth in the first place. This shift gave rise to socialist policies that encouraged dependency on the government, weakening capitalism.

Eventually, this socialist vision succeeded in infiltrating the very highest levels of institutional power in America [....]

Yeah, papists were evil, for a half millenia or so, like Jews were for a millenia or so.

But what happened is conservative Catholics like Bannon now side with the Judeo-Christian family values thing, that's been brewing since Vatican II multi-culti invasion and takeover of the good ol timey ways.

Similar with Jews, there are your good ones and your bad ones now.  Owing partly to new interpretations of Book of Revelation and Israel and the like.

It's all still a plan, Stan, written by God in a book. They just got some things wrong in the past about what the book said, but they've got that straight now....