The Shifting Supreme Court, Part 5

Here appears to be a lone conservative voice, crying in the wilderness, about his support of Miers' nomination, that because of her Biblical worldview, she would make a good Supreme Court Justice:

Because she is influenced by her personal belief system (i.e., her worldview) we can know fully that she will be a strict constructionist on the bench. How can we know? Because she handles the text of the Constitution with the same respect and similar submissiveness as she does with the law that was established even before the Constitution – God's law. I know its really unpopular to say this in this day and age – but we do know don't we – that the American legal code was in many respects modeled after biblical principles and the Ten Commandments?... But because she views the Constitution similarly to the way she views Scripture, we can count on a solid, unchanging, unshifting worldview from this woman. (And let me just add this: If she were not a committed, born-again Christian, we would need to know much more about her, and the hysterical right would be 100 percent correct in our concerns.)

Hmm...yet another perspective to chew on.