@Krumple,
It is precisely because they (the theologians) accept evolution as true that they seek to set it aside for cultural reasons. Those who see no cultural imperitive to set evolution aside from other science are the ones who don't accept evolution. Instead they play around with the bits of it which are not controversial culturally, as at Dover and elsewhere, and fake up that they are dealing with the whole science of it. They do this for personal reasons usually associated with the rejection of Christian sexual morality which is inconvenient to them.
If I may over-simplify what you are saying---there was no world wide flood therefore pre-marital sex, artificial birth control, divorce, adultery, homosexuality, abortion and formal eugenics are to be given the green light. Is that your argument? If it is it's ridiculous.
If those aspects of human behaviour are to be given the okay then make the argument for them properly. Whether there was a Flood or not is irrelevant to the cultural case for them which I can make easily enough.
A separate but connected issue is the population's acceptance of the conclusions of theologians. Which comes down to an acceptance of the authority of experts who have studied the matter over centuries. Most people are willing in varying degrees to accept such authority on the basis that they have not studied these things.
Who, for example, drives on the roads in the same way a Grand Prix driver does? And the Grand Prix driver drives in an evolved way because cultural inhibitions to doing so have been removed by circuit design.
The Geneva Convention inhibits the prosecution of war using evolution's natural procedures. As also the FDA in regard to drugs.
Most of us accept the conclusions of experts. How they are sold to us is another matter. Perceived weakness in the selling techniques do not disqualify the conclusions. Beware the non-sequitur. It is a weapon very easy to use, like secateurs, and impossible to reverse. Anti-evolutionary actually.
Would you prefer a FSA (The Federal Sex Administration) or no administration?