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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.

• Legislator wants intelligent design

  August 11, 2005 Science Daily (UPI)

• Kansas moves to stem role of evolution in teaching

  August 11, 2005 CNN (Reuters)

• Intelligent design must be used in an intelligent way

  August 11, 2005 Byron Williams Oakland Tribune

• New museum mixes Genesis, dinosaurs

  August 11, 2005 Lisa Anderson The State (South Carolina)

• Creationism vs. evolution: Can faith and science co-exist?

  August 11, 2005 Lisa Anderson Seattle Times

• Scientists' Belief in God Varies Starkly by Discipline

  August 11, 2005 Robert Roy Britt Live Science

• Sun Was at Work Long Before First Sunrise

  August 11, 2005 Robert Roy Britt space.com

• Intelligent design does not exclude evolution

  August 10, 2005 Stephen E. Jones The Western Australian

• Despite Criticism, 'Intelligent Design' Finds Powerful Backers

  August 10, 2005 ABC News

  Seattle group works to create national debate where scientists say none exists

• Turning 'Unknown' Into 'Unknowable'

  August 10, 2005 Bob McHenry Tech Central Station

• Belief adversely effecting U.S. stature in scientific world

  August 10, 2005 Peter Schrag Whittier Daily News

• Evolution vs. Religion: Quit pretending they're compatible

  August 10, 2005 Jacob Weisberg Slate

• Biblical Pool of Siloam uncovered in Jerusalem

  August 9, 2005 Thomas H. Maugh II Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

• Biblical Pool Uncovered in Jerusalem

  August 9, 2005 Thomas H. Maugh II

  Los Angeles Times / the reservoir served as a gathering place for Jews making pilgrimages and is said in the Gospel of John to be the site where Jesus cured a blind man

• Intelligent design stirrings

  August 9, 2005 David Limbaugh Washington Times

• Thumbs Up

  August 9, 2005 Peter Wood National Review Online

  President Bush is right about evolution and design

• Vatican Astronomer Contradicts Cardinal’s Support of Catholic Teaching on Evolution

  August 9, 2005 Life Site News

  Darwinian foundation to today’s scientific and medical ethics, de-populationists, eugenicists

• Independently, Two Frogs Blaze the Same Venomous Path

  August 9, 2005 Natalie Angier New York Times, p.F2

• Plane Crash Survival: Miracle, or Skill and Science?

  August 9, 2005 Benjamin Radford Live Science (Skeptical Inquirer)

• Creationists' anti-evolution assertions are just plain wrong

  August 9, 2005 Stephen Nelson Salt Lake Tribune

• India's Smoking Gun: Dino-Killing Eruptions

  August 9, 2005 contact: Ann Cairns Geological Society of America Release, n.05-27

• Bush Evolution Remarks Generate Wide Media Coverage

  August 8, 2005 Cindy Workosky National Science Teachers Association

• New discovery blurs distinction between human cells and those of bacteria

  August 8, 2005 University of California, Los Angeles lightsources.org

• Pesticide-proof flies have unexpected edge

  August 8, 2005 Roxanne Khamsi Nature (news@nature)

  gene for DDT tolerance offers extra survival advantages

• Intelligent design vs. evolution in the public schools

  August 8, 2005 religionlink.org linking journalists to ideas and sources

• Forest Service: Fossil poaching running rampant

  August 8, 2005 CNN (Associated Press)

• Early life may flourish from meteor impacts, geologists say

  August 8, 2005 CBC News (Canada)

• Designing an intelligent debate

  August 8, 2005 Suzanne Fields townhall.com

• Meteor Impacts: Life’s Jump Starter?

  August 8, 2005 contact: Ann Cairns Geological Society of America Release, n.05-25

• Survival of the Fittest Characters

  August 7, 2005 Denis Dutton Washington Post, p.BW15

• Museum exhibits a creationist viewpoint

  August 7, 2005 Lisa Anderson Chicago Tribune

  new front opens in debate over origins

• The Evolution Wars

  August 7, 2005 Claudia Wallis Time Magazine

  when Bush joined the fray last week, the question grew hotter: Is "intelligent design" a real science? And should it be taught in schools?

• Problems of Evolution

  August 7, 2005 Stephen E. Jones (Australia) why the evolution controversy is not going away

• Why God's in a class by himself

  August 7, 2005 Michael Shermer Los Angeles Times

• Life underground, down under

  August 6, 2005 Stephanie Pain New Scientist, n.2511

  beneath the baked Australian outback, in dark damp crevices, live creatures that have seen no light for millions of years

• Our solar system just got bigger

  August 6, 2005 Jeff Hecht New Scientist, n.2511

  it is a bit bigger than Pluto and the most distant object ever seen in the solar system -- and it is causing a very wide range of reactions on Earth

• First canine clone is a chip off the old block

  August 6, 2005 Rowan Hooper New Scientist, n.2511

  South Korea's king of cloning has done it again, this time producing the world's first cloned dog, an Afghan hound, called Snuppy

• Baby dinosaur crawled like humans

  August 6, 2005 New Scientist, n.2511, p.17

• What You Need to Know About the Evolution Debate

  August 5, 2005 Tony Watkins Christianity Magazine

• The Little Engine That Could...Undo Darwinism

  August 5, 2005 Dan Peterson American Spectator

• Design for Confusion

  August 5, 2005 Paul Krugman New York Times

  all the intelligent design movement has to do is create confusion, to make it seem as if there really is a controversy about the validity of evolutionary theory

• The Duplicate Dog

  August 5, 2005 New York Times / the cloning of a dog by South Korean scientists is notable mostly for its display of virtuosity and persistence by the research team

• Creation Scientist says Intelligent Design Has No Place in Public School Science Curriculum

  August 5, 2005 contact: Kathleen Campbell Christian Wire Service

  "As currently formulated, Intelligent Design is not science," says Dr. Fazale Rana, internationally respected biochemist and one of the world's leading experts in origin of life research

• Creationism rift opens within The Vatican

  August 5, 2005 Shaoni Bhattacharya New Scientist

• What Are the Darwinists Afraid Of?

  August 5, 2005 Patrick J. Buchanan Human Events Online

• Scientists poke holes in theories on life

  August 5, 2005 Ron Barnett Greenville News (South Carolina)

  intelligent design conference opens; speakers share alternative to Darwinism

• Dobson Compares Stem-Cell Research to Nazi Experiments

  August 5, 2005 Bob Allen Ethics Daily.com

• Schönborn and evolution

  August 5, 2005 John L. Allen, Jr National Catholic Reporter

• Position Statements: AIBS Criticizes President's Statement on Intelligent Design

  August 5, 2005 contact: Erin Heath American Institute of Biological Sciences

• Vatican astronomer says evolution important for insights into God

  August 5, 2005 Catholic News Service