The problem we run into is that believers in various religions try to 1) claim their beliefs are science, 2) try to redefine science to make #1 occur, and 3) misrepresent, distort, and/or ignore real science and mountains of data in furtherance of #1 and #2. This is where ID comes in--as it was clearly born out of the failed creation "science" after the Edwards vs. Aguillard decision of the U.S. Supreme Court determined that creation "science" was religion in disguise.
Not in case of Hindu and Buddhist faiths. There is no pro ID movement or creation/evolution debate even. In India text books do not contain an iota of creationism.
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