Jerry Coyne has been in the news with the release of a new book "Faith v Fact".
You can read a review from the Independent here...
"He argues that there is a direct and unavoidable conflict between faith and science. Both make truth claims about the Universe. But only science has the means to test, refute or refine its claims. Faith (which Coyne defines as belief without evidence, including not just religion but pseudo-science and authoritarian ideologies) not only can’t test its claims, but makes a virtue of not doing so."
You can also listen to a conversation between Coyne and Harris about the book here...
The following is from an Amazon review..
"The truth is not always halfway between two extremes: some propositions are flat wrong. In this timely and important book, Jerry Coyne expertly exposes the incoherence of the increasingly popular belief that you can have it both ways: that God (or something God-ish, God-like, or God-oid) sort-of exists; that miracles kind of happen; and that the truthiness of dogma is somewhat-a-little-bit-more-or-less-who's-to-say-it-isn't like the truths of science and reason."
I hope the paperback is out before Christmas.
Just for the record I entirely agree with Coyne's position. Accommodationism is a delusion. We should not pretend that there is any compatibility between faith and science.