I don't get how Razib gets from his data to his interpretation that there is a crypto-creationist attitude among left-wingers. For one thing, the data his pres

I don't get how Razib gets from his data to his interpretation that there is a crypto-creationist attitude among left-wingers. For one thing, the data his presents does not address the left-right axis, but rather a christianity-non-christianity one. And even then, his graph shows that almost all people who think the bible is a "a book of fables" also believe that both humans and elephants evolved from other animals. You could look at the converse statistic, and say that among non-christians, people are three three times more likely to to believe in human creationism than elephant creationism. But that would not be surprising if these non-christians contain a large contingent of muslims, jews, hindus, daoists, zoroastrians, rastafarians etc.