Donner,
I don't agree with some of your assumptions.
"I know of no Atheists that are trying to Change the Constitution to subvert science in the classroom"
Not all Christians reject scientific theory. Don't make the mistake of believing the most vocal Christians, represent all of us. Fewer Christians today believe the earth is 6000 years old than Christians in the past. However, you should still bear in mind that it's all theory. Regardless if you believe in creation, evolution or intelligent design, it's all theory. It's sort of hard for anyone to lay claim to being "the absolute truth".
"control what women can do with their bodies"
It's not the woman's body pro-lifers are concerned about. Frankly, she can do to herself whatever she wants. The baby inside her is the issue here.
You know...for years, women were exploited by men. Men had power over them and men frequently abused that power. Women had to fight for equal rights in this country, and they had to fight for their voice.
Isn't it ironic how women today are doing the same thing to their unborn children. They have power over these lives and are abusing it.
"control what you can do in a bedroom with other consenting adults or who you can marry for life."
Again...I don't think most people really care what anyone does in the privacy of their bedroom with other consenting adults.
And most people don't care if gays establish relationships with other gays.
It's the Sanctity of Marriage that people don't want changed. I know a lot of straights hardly seem like they take it seriously themselves anymore. But, it is possible to not support Gay Marriage, and not be anti-gay. I believe gays (and others) are making a mistake by forcing the issue and connecting Gay Marriage and gay rights.
The way I see it, gays need a means by which their relationships can be protected by law, without changing a long standing tradition in our society. Gays need to establish their own identity without trying to emulate straight relationships.
I will never support Gay Marriage, yet I am strongly in support of all other gay rights in the US.
"The Atheists would probably never bother with the Religious if only they would practice the same Don't Ask Don't Tell policy that They have forced upon the Gays in the Military."
Would your policy apply to atheists, too?