@Ionus,
Quote: Most countries have religious instruction at schools. Catholics and other religions have embraced evolution because of the number of scientists in their top echelon. You seem to have a unique problem in the USA where scientists have no faith and the faithful have no science.
Maybe this is where your ignorance originates. We have a Constitution, the first Amendment of which introduces our "Bill of Rights" with a statement that is a two part one.It;
1 Clearly states that Noone can interfere with an individuals "free expression" of their religion and
2. The Constitution forbids the creation of anything that smacks of a state religion
That second part, called "The establishment clause" forbids injecting anything that is clearly religious from a standpoint of one denomination or wordview, into any public activity (and this includes education). SO far, ever since the appeals had begun on the SCopes trial, the courts have seen the establishment clause as preventing a religious worldview (such as Creationism) from being taught in public shool science.
NOW, what the religious do in their own schools is beyond the reach of the establishment clause and is goverened more by "the free expression clause".
What is done in other countries, where, like UK where there IS a state religion, is waht our founding fathers got away from. SO Id suggest that you should do a lot more reading on this subject.
Further, noone has tried to infiltrate the parochial schools with Evolution science if that goes against their worldview. The parochial schools are able to teach what their credo requires and with which nobody interferes . THATS A FACT . Should you wish to deny that, Im sure there will be plenty of others who will try to set you straight. (Assuming you will accept the facts ).
Several of the parochial schools, like the Catholic Diocesan schools, do teach evolution because the CAtholic Church has, since it abandoned the doctrine of "Special Evolution" in the 1960's, recognized the "mountains of irrefutable evidence supporting DArwin " (except for Cardinal Schoenbrun) . Its only the "Liberty schools" the "Evangelical schools" Baptists, Orthodox Muslim and Orthodox Jewish schools
and the home schoolers that insist in believing these narrow worldviews. In the US, you are free to teach Creationism , just not in the public schools AND, if you teach it in your own parochial schools, noone is busy trying to substitute Darwin for your catechism. If you believe otherwise, youre just flat uninformed.
