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And as long as evolutionary scientists are willing to use left-wing interpretations of the establishment clause to force their view on the schools, their motives will always be suspect, at least among most conservatives.

We were doing great in our discussion up to this paragraph. I do not like to be--and will not be--associated with "left-wing" for any reason. Conservatives can disagree over evolution without accusing each other of this "left-wing" garbage.

You took my point out of context. Excuse me if I was not clear, what I am referring to are the liberal court rulings that eliminated any expression of religion from the public arena. School prayer, for example, was eliminated around 1960.

My whole point was that many evos on FR will support what many Freepers consider liberal rulings(Establishment Clause) if it suits their current cause. Many have no problem having the Federal Courts come into States using the establishment clause to tell local schools what to do, which I find abhorrent and clearly a misinterpretation of the Constitution, especially in this case where all it is is a sticker.

Many FR evos also cheer on the ACLU when it suits them (Dover being a good example). That is all I was saying and I assumed it was common knowledge on FR.