You simply cannot make such large claims in the public realm without attracting a backlash. Attacks on religion or crude, improperly substantiated claims about the nature of human life will diminish, not increase, the public understanding and acceptance of science. If, in your eyes, I am indeed a charlatan, then so be it. But don't come crying to me when the publishing advances dry up and vital research is subject to threats and demonstrations and, ultimately, the loss of funding from governments more interested in opinion polls than science. You started it.
Creation science is far from extinct.
From creationist tomes through to biology textbooks, here's New Scientist's highly adaptive selection The word is . . .