@SW-User Perhaps the word "ideals" isn't correct for what I meant, english isn't my first language, it's just the closest translation I could think of off the top of my head.
I'm referring to atheist and darwinist beliefs assumed as fact and found in every form of media and even in schools. Unless you went to a specifically religious school, you were likely taught from a young age that humans evolving from primates is fact. Turn on any channel that deals with space and how things came to be, and the big bang theory is often the accepted "fact" of how things happened. Nature shows often refer to human evolution in some way, as fact, when the subject of animal evolution comes up.
Truth is, nobody truly knows jack about it, each belief system has their own reasons for believing they are correct and it's not right for any of them to shove those down peoples throats, nor label them "fact" when they don't have 100% proof of their claim. No belief system can claim that they are absolutely, beyond the shadow of a doubt correct, as none of us were there to see it happen. So if a religious person mounts the high horse about the situation and tells you that you're wrong, they are just an asshole. If an atheist does the same, they're an asshole. Bottom line, we're all human and humans are prone to being naive and arrogant about the things they believe to be true.
In conclusion, my comment was that ridiculing other belief systems, or calling your own beliefs fact, is arrogant, no matter which side of the spectrum it comes from. Religious government forcing beliefs on it's citizens, atheist beliefs spread throughout education to young, developing minds, it's all brainwashing to my logic.
