I believe you claimed that evolutionists were Hindus
???? You really did miss the point, didn't you?
I didn't say that evolutionists are Hindus. Let me break it down for you.
- Evolutionists (and secularists in general) say that including creationism and/or ID in public school science curricula would be "teaching religion in the public schools".
- This is based upon the fact that the notion that "God created life, the earth, the universe, etc." instead of it originating from "random materialistic forces" is a tenet held by pretty much all major, monotheistic religions today (Christianity, Judaism, Islam, various pseudo-cultist offshoots thereof, etc.) - Therefore, teaching anything that detracts from evolution is "teaching religion", and thereby promoting Judeo-Christian or Islamic religion, even though neither creationism nor ID are or must be intrinsically tied to any one religious group - it's a generally-held and ecumenical position. - Now, if this is true for the evolutionist, then we must note that evolutionism shares a lot of cosmological assumptions with Hinduism (extremely long earth age, evolutionary origin of species through gradual change, etc.) - Ergo, by the evolutionists own logic, if teaching creationism is tantamount to teaching Christian fundamentalism in the public schools, then teaching evolutionism means to be tantamount to teaching Hinduism. Get it?