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DISCLAIMER: The following links do not necessarily represent endorsement by the Geoscience Research Institute, but are meant to provide information from a wide range of viewpoints and expertise on scientific issues, religious issues, and the interface between the two, particularly in the area of creation and evolution.

• People in Glass Houses — Does science have its own fundamentalists? Fundamentalists are just like us

  October 6, 2005 — We are all capable of thinking fundamentalist thoughts. It's when like-minded people get together that the trouble starts.

• Fundamentalists are just like us

  October 6, 2005 — We are all capable of thinking fundamentalist thoughts. It's when like-minded people get together that the trouble starts.

• Astrophysics: Short-burst sources

  October 6, 2005 Luigi Piro Nature, v.437, p.822-823

  Measurements of the X-ray afterglow of long g-ray bursts largely clarified the origin of these bright flashes of cosmic radiation. Their shorter-lived siblings are now beginning to divulge their secrets, too.

• "Pterosaur diversity and faunal turnover in Cretaceous terrestrial ecosystems in China"

  October 6, 2005 Xiaolin Wang, Alexander W. A. Kellner, Zhonghe Zhou, and Diogenes de Almeida Campos Nature, v.437, p.875-879

• Not strictly for the birds / Editor's Summary

• Intelligent Design Trial

  October 5, 2005 The Onion, v.41, n.40

  humor: a debate has arisen over a Pennsylvania school board's decision to teach both intelligent design and evolution in the classroom

• The Evolution Debate

  October 5, 2005 Michael Powell Washington Post

• Testimony Focuses on Intelligent Design

  October 5, 2005 News 10, Sacramento, CA (Associated Press)

  a witness in an evolution trial in Pennsylvania said the term "intelligent design" seems to mean virtually the same thing as "creationism"

• Elderly probe nails gamma-ray bursts

  October 5, 2005 Mark Peplow Nature (news@nature)

  collision of dead stars is the answer to 30-year mystery

• Cardinal backs evolution and "intelligent design"

  October 4, 2005 Tom Heneghan

  Yahoo! News (Reuters)

• Letter to the University of Idaho Faculty, Staff and Students

  October 4, 2005 Timothy P. White, President University of Idaho

  with respect to evolution: This is the only curriculum that is appropriate to be taught in our bio-physical sciences

• New view should be taken on 'Design' theory

  October 3, 2005 Mercury (University of Texas, Dallas)

• Live from Pennsylvania: Kitzmiller v. Dover Area School District

  October 3, 2005 Joe Manzari American Enterprise Online

  suit over a policy which requires that teachers read to students a three-paragraph statement about the theory of intelligent design

• Brief of Amici Curiae (pdf)

  October 3, 2005 biologists and other scientists in support of defendants Pennsylvania: Kitzmiller v. Dover Area School District

• The timeless truth of creation

  October 2, 2005 Jeff Jacoby Boston Globe

• Let 'intelligent design' and science rumble

  October 2, 2005 Michael Balter Los Angeles Times

  Should "Intelligent Design" be taught in school alongside the theory of evolution?

• Creation and Evolution: To the Debate as It Stands

  October 2, 2005 Christoph Cardinal Schönborn St. Stephan's Cathedral, Vienna

  first catechetical lecture for 2005/2006

• Teacher Asked to be Excused from Presenting 'Intelligent Design'

  October 2, 2005 Martha Raffaele Live Science (Associated Press)

• GENETICS: Founder Mutations

  October 1, 2005 Dennis Drayna Scientific American

  A special class of genetic mutations that often cause human disease is enabling scientists to trace the migration and growth of specific human populations over thousands of years.

• A Cool Early Earth?

  October 1, 2005 John W. Valley Scientific American

  The textbook view that the earth spent its first half a billion years drenched in magma could be wrong. The surface may have cooled quickly--with oceans, nascent continents and the opportunity for life to form much earlier.

• "Willful Ignorance"

  October 1, 2005 Henry Morris Back to Genesis, n.202 (Institute for Creation Research)

• "Is the Backwards Human Retina Evidence of Poor Design?"

  October 1, 2005 Jerry Bergman and Joseph Calkins Impact, n.388 (Institute for Creation Research)

• "Short time scales of magmatic assimilation from diffusion modeling of multiple elements in olivine"

  October 1, 2005 Fidel Costa and Michael Dungan Geology, v.33, n.10, p.837-840

• ²²⁶Ra/²³⁰Th excess generated in the lower crust: Implications for magma transport and storage time scales

  October 1, 2005 Josef Dufek and Kari M. Cooper Geology, v.33, n.10, p.833-836

• "Rapid decompression-driven crystallization recorded by melt inclusions from Mount St. Helens volcano"

  October 1, 2005 Jon Blundy and Kathy Cashman Geology, v.33, n.10, p.793-796

• The dark side of faith

  October 1, 2005 Rosa Brooks Los Angeles Times

  too much religion may be a dangerous thing

• The making of T. rex

  October 1, 2005 Paul Chambers New Scientist, n.2519

  a lucky break transformed T. rex from an obscure fossil into the most famous dinosaur of all time

• Structure exposes the evolutionary roots of language

  October 1, 2005 New Scientist, n.2519, p.15

• Parents put 'Intelligent design' in the dock

  October 1, 2005 New Scientist, n.2519, p.4

• First pictures of live giant squid in its natural habitat

  October 1, 2005 New Scientist, n.2519, p.4

• Evolution as Zero-Sum Game

  October 1, 2005 Kenneth L. Woodward New York Times

• Doctor Atomic

  October 1, 2005 John Adams and Peter Sellars San Francisco Opera

  J. Robert Oppenheimer and the development of the atomic bomb

• Book

  A Crack in the Edge of the World: America and the Great California Earthquake of 1906

  October 1, 2005 Simon Winchester HarperCollins

  see also Amazon

• U of I President: Teach Only Evolution in Science Classes

  October 1, 2005 John Miller Discovery Institute News (Associated Press)

• Peer-Reviewed & Peer-Edited Publications Supporting the Theory of Intelligent Design (Annotated)

  October 1, 2005 Discovery Institute

• The Heresy of Nosson Slifkin

  October 1, 2005 Jennie Rothenberg Moment Magazine

  It is a story that is making headlines nearly every day. Somewhere in the United States, at a school board meeting or in a state legislature, Christian fundamentalists are challenging Darwin’s theory of evolution.

• Intelligent Design: The New Creationism Threatens All of Science and Society"

  October 1, 2005 Marshall Berman APS News (American Physical Society)

• Dinosaurs Roar Back from the Past

  October 1, 2005 Jack Hitt Discover, v.26, n.10

  new discoveries hint there’s a lot more in fossil bones than we thought

• Creation-Evolution Headlines

  October 1, 2005 David F. Coppedge Master Plan Productions

• Book

  Peril in Paradise: Theology, Science, and the Age of the Earth

  October 1, 2005 Mark S. Whorton Authentic Media

  see also Amazon

• "Shaking the Earliest Branches of Anthropoid Primate Evolution"

  October 1, 2005 Science, v.310, n.5746, p.244-245

• "Extrasolar Planets: Constraints for Planet Formation Models"

  October 1, 2005 Science, v.310, n.5746, p.251-255

• EVOLUTION: "Better Habits Sometimes Heritable"

  October 1, 2005 Science, v.310, n.5746, p.215

• PALEOANTHROPOLOGY: "New 'Hobbits' Bolster Species, But Origins Still a Mystery"

  October 1, 2005 Science, v.310, n.5746, p.208-209

• Book

  Our Inner Ape: A Leading Primatologist Explains Why We Are Who We Are

  October 1, 2005 Frans de Waal Riverhead (Penguin)

  see also Amazon and author's page

• Book

  Spook: Science Tackles the Afterlife

  October 1, 2005 Mary Roach W. W. Norton

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Who Built the Moon?

  October 1, 2005 Christopher Knight and Alan Butler Duncan Baird Publishers (Watkins)

  see also Amazon

• Feuding Over the Origins of Fossil Fuels

  October 1, 2005 Lisa M. Pinsker Geotimes

  Oil and natural gas come from dead plants and animals heated over time or maybe not? A minority camp is challenging the norms of petroleum geology.

• Travels in Geology: On Darwin's trail

  October 1, 2005 Michael Roberts Geotimes

• Geomagnetism: Volcanic prepping for dinosaur extinction

  October 1, 2005 Megan Sever Geotimes

• Paleobotany: Ozone link to Permian extinction

  October 1, 2005 Naomi Lubick Geotimes