I think this is weak, but it does make it more interesting to ask Miers about her opinions on creationism. It's from a Huffington Post entry—I'm already unimpressed—citing the Free Republic citing World Magazine, so we have to plumb pretty deeply into the sewers of Wingnuttia to find it, but here's the quote:

Maybe it’s the judicial implications of her evangelical faith, unseen on the Court in recent decades. Friends who know Miers well testify to her internal compass that includes a needle pointed toward Christ. Again, Texas Supreme Court Justice Nathan Hecht told me she has a philosophy that grows out of evangelical exegesis and carries over into legal issues: "She's an originalist—that's the way she takes the Bible," and that's her approach to the Constitution as well—"Originalist—it means what it says."

Eh. Odd, worrisome if true, but not enough to condemn her. I wonder if anyone will bother to try and get the truth from her, or if we're once again going to let a cipher stroll onto the highest court in the land.