This is also their complaint against science: "They won't let me teach my idea!"
When you put it like that, it
is a bit hypocritical: they shouldn't claim the privilege to do to other groups what they wouldn't let those other groups do to them.
In science, evidence will win out in the end. Sometimes it takes a while, but at least there are methods to differentiate between various claims and evidences.
With religions you just have splits and schisms, leading to an estimated 43,000 Christian sects, branches, denominations, or unaffiliated groups in the US and an estimated 4,000 different world religions.
Thanks, I'll stick to science.
Religious belief does not constitute scientific evidence, nor does it convey scientific knowledge.