Doc Ruby, you are a Troll.
Show me the bill that anyone tried to get passed in the last 30 years that tried to outlaw contraception (some flake submitting a bill that died in committee doesn't count). Show me a bill that anyone tried to get passed which attempts to prohibit or limit the practice of any religion except Christianity, or for that matter, has any effect that tends to diminish the practice of any religion.
The issues with abortion and creationism are complex and although you obviously have a strong opinion on the matter which precludes debate, it is a reasonable thing that if we are going to force children to learn a state-imposed curriculum, then the community should have input into that curriculum. Likewise it is a reasonable thing to discuss whether/when a fetus turns into a baby, whether abortion is infanticide, etc. It doesn't mean that the other side wants to impose its religious views on you. It's that they don't want YOU imposing YOUR views on them.
There's a small percentage of the population at either end who would willfully force the rest of the population to comply with their worldview. The rest of us realize that we live in a democratic republic and that individual communities might choose to pass laws that we would personally find distasteful.
The position you advocate, which is that people who hold these views (evidenced by a survey of people's beliefs) are trying to establish a theocracy. This is absurd and intellectually dishonest.
I *WANT* people's beliefs to influence their lawmaking. If someone believes that gays being denied the right to marry is a violation of their civil rights, then I want that person to sponsor and drive legislation to change the matter. If someone believes that evolution is a crock and that God created the earth in 7 days, then I want them to fight for inclusion of that in the curriculum. I might not want them to win, and in practice I usually find that there is some underlying principle that we disagree on that needs addressing (why does the government sanction/perform marriage? is creationism science?) but I want them to have their chance to debate the issue civilly.
There are flakes on both ends of the spectrum, but they are so far out of mainstream that they typically have no effect on anything. That is, until they get elected by hiding their agenda and then push through ideology-driven laws that the majority of the country oppose. But by and large the system is self regulating and corrects itself.
It's trolls like you who incorrectly stereotype people and use variants of Godwin's Law to attribute evil motives to people with whom you disagree.