Isn't that like calling the kettle black?

You asked if I was an evolustionist. If I mention one more time on this discussion board that I am not, I think my fingers will cease to work.

I've said this in the past, I'm saying it now, and I will probably continue to (have to) say this again. I am not an evolustionist. I defend oppressed individuals, be they the homosexuals you seek to oust from existence (an act tantamount to wanting to rid the world of redheads, or brown-eyed people .. or black people!), non-Christian religions, or any of the many other peoples you clearly have very serious issues with.

I'm going to also ask the question I've posed before, which has gone unanswered (and likely unread). If I defend Hindus, does that make me a Hindu?

I don't "believe" in either branch of evolution -- I don't not believe in them either. I take an agnostic stance towards evolution, accepting that it may very well be true or partially true. I also accept that it might not be true, but I don't make the mistake of blindingly accepting belief or disbelief in it, as both possess an equal fallacy.