Almost everyone on this site, and everyone, AFAIK, who is arguing with you, is a libertarian or conservative. I happen to agree with the statement; whether or not you believe in a god, Darwinism indeed gave the diversity of life a scientific explanation. In fact, I'd warrant quite a few IDers might agree with it; they might not agree that Darwinism is true, but they'd agree it's a scientific theory, that replaced previous supernatural theories.
You seem to have confused conservatism with adherence to your particular religious sect.
No, what I meant in my statement is that several of the members (who I know are conservative or libertarian) are debating like a liberal does. They keep moving the goal posts on me. If you want to disagree or debate my general thesis (that liberals are attempting to take God out of the schools and one way they are doing it is by using Darwinsim) that is fine. Debate me on that stance. but what I don't like is people questioning my research. Saying that my quotes were either "fake" or that they "did not come from any US high-school text book in the country."
I find it hard to believe that members of the FR do not see this fact. Heck, we just had a teacher say that students can't read the Declartion of ID because it mentions God!
This is my thesis. I am not debating whether or not evolution is true or whether or not Charles Darwin was a fine upstanding citizen. I am simply making a point about the attempt--by liberals--to rid God from our nation.