Vince Hart wrote:
I am not sure what you mean by "science as a religion," but I do not
see anything I wrote that could reasonably be construed as addressing
that issue.

John Travolta or Ron Hubbard can best explain the meaning of this
religion.

As for the Kansans who advocate teaching creationism as science, I
think they are foolish.

I think that Kansas is the only state that does that now. I know that
earlier, Tennessee and Arkansas have gone to the Supreme Court to
challeng the "Establishment Clause" and that teaching evolution was in
violation of the "First Amendment".

In 2000, a People for the American Way poll among Americans found that:

29% believe public schools should teach evolution in science class but
can discuss creationism there as a belief;
20% believe public schools should teach evolution only;
17% believe public schools should teach evolution in science class and
religious theories elsewhere;
16% believe public schools should teach creation only;
13% believe public schools should teach both evolution and creationism
in science class;
4% believe public schools should teach both but are not sure how.
1% had no opinion