"Our Constitution forbids the government to establish ANY religion. for the State to assert that a U.S. citizen must obey someone's "one god" is to establish a state religion."

It's big. It's moving. It must be a dragon. Charge!

"As for our federal laws being found upon the Ten Commandments, please cite the specific section of the Constitution that states this."

Here is someone arguing against the idea that Ten Commandment are the foundation of our law. Perhaps this will help you get a clue:
http://www.infidels.org/library/modern/features/2000/carrier2.html
[Note. I'm not giving this reference because I support the argument [the person is almost as clueless as you are] I'm simply to giving you a chance of getting into the conversation].

"A judge who places his own personal beliefs above the law he was appointed to uphold has no business serving as that judge. It implies that he would not hold equal under the law those who hold personal beliefs other than his own."

I don't think you are knowledgable enough to set the criterion for who should be a judge.