"Science and religion are mutually exclusive ... you cannot support both"

That is the question being posed at AnswerBlog. I'm not sure what I think of AnswerBlog (they violate one of the prime directives of web design ... stuffing unrequested crap into your clipboard, so I'm reserving judgment), but I thought you might like to address the question .

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