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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.

• News Update/Commentary

  'Four-billion-year chill' on Mars

  July 21, 2005 David Whitehouse BBC News

  a chemical study of Martian meteorites implies that the planet has always been cold and was rarely above freezing

• "God Said It, That Settles It"

  July 21, 2005 Ronald Bailey Reason Online — deity's evidence muddled, contradictory as Creation Mega-Conference wraps

• Creationists Explain Dinosaurs, Ice Age, Flood, Big Bang

  July 21, 2005 Rhoda Tse Christian Post — 2,000 creationists gathered for the nation's premier Creationism conference

• Creation Mega Conference

  July 21, 2005 Ken Ham, Werner Gitt, John Whitcomb, Jonathan Sarfati, et al. Liberty University, Lynchburg, VA

• The Myth of Millions of Years

  July 20, 2005 Ronald Bailey Reason Online

  creationist cosmology is full of wormholes

• 50 million years of prehistory

  July 20, 2005 CNN Oregon fossil park paints sweeping picture of mammalian evolution

• News Update/Commentary

  Robotics show Lucy walked upright

  July 20, 2005 BBC News

  Australopithecus afarensis walked upright according to an "evolutionary robotics" model

• Classroom Evolution's Grass-Roots Defender

  July 20, 2005 Peter Slevin Washington Post, p.B04

  Virginia group sees threat to Darwinist teaching

• Elephants losing tusks in unnatural selection

  July 19, 2005 The Australian evolution is helping the elephant fight back against poachers

• Hunting for Life in Specks of Cosmic Dust

  July 19, 2005 Dennis Overbye New York Times

• Dinos breathed like birds?

  July 19, 2005 Carl Wieland Answers in Genesis

  a preliminary response to a new study that has excited some evolutionists, probably more than the facts allow

• Creation Summer Camp

  July 19, 2005 Ronald Bailey Reason Online

  live from the 2005 Creation Mega-Conference

• British Have Changed Little Since Ice Age, Gene Study Says

  July 19, 2005 James Owen National Geographic News

• Supernaturalist Minds

  July 19, 2005 home of the greatest minds in the world

• MEGA Conference Review

  July 19, 2005 Liberty University (Virginia) — an attempt to recap some moments from the 2005 Creation MEGA Conference

• Do cosmic rays ever exceed the limit?

  July 18, 2005 New Scientist, n.2508, p.19

• The Non-Science of Intelligent Design

  July 18, 2005 Ahmed K. Sultan Salem islam-online.net

• Evolution and Christianity

  July 18, 2005 Dennis Brown University of Notre Dame

  renowned philosopher, Alvin Plantinga, supports recent comments by Cardinal Christoph Schönborn that belief in evolution may be incompatible with Christian beliefs

• Believe it or not, science evolves too

  July 17, 2005 David Rains Wallace Los Angeles Times

  So why is the National Museum of Natural History stuck with outdated theories in its exhibits?

• An exchange on science, evolution and intelligent design

  July 16, 2005 World Socialist Web Site

• 9000-year-old man released

  July 16, 2005 New Scientist, n.2508, p.4

• Enigmatic fossils shed light on early evolution

  July 16, 2005 Jeff Hecht New Scientist, n.2508

  one of the most puzzling phases in the evolution of life -- the Ediacaran period -- is giving up its secrets, thanks to two strange fossil types

• ETHICS: "Moral Issues of Human-Non-Human Primate Neural Grafting"

  July 15, 2005 Mark Greene, et al. Science, v.309, n.5733, p.385-386

• "The First Generations of Stars"

  July 15, 2005 Timothy C. Beers Science, v.309, n.5733, p.390-391

• Magnet Theory Meets Earthquakes

  July 15, 2005 Davide Castelvecchi Physical Review Focus

  the time you'll most likely see an earthquake is soon after another earthquake, even if it occurred hundreds of miles away

• Top 5 cosmic threats to life on Earth

  July 15, 2005 Kate Ravilious New Scientist, n.2508

• Bringing Faith and Science Together!?!

  July 14, 2005 Peggie Bohanon Internet for Christians

• Moral Debate: Procedure Risks Making Monkeys More Humanlike

  July 14, 2005 Robert Roy Britt Live Science

• Carbon dating works for cells

  July 14, 2005 Roxanne Khamsi Nature (news@nature)

  radioactive fallout from nuclear tests serves as measuring stick

• Dinosaurs breathed like birds

  July 13, 2005 Tom Simonite Nature (news@nature)

  fossil bones show air pockets for high-energy lifestyle

• The triple sunset that should not exist

  July 13, 2005 Mark Peplow Nature (news@nature)

  astronomer spies improbable world with three suns

• Signs of Intelligence?

  July 13, 2005 Isaac Constantine Daily Standard

  what the neo-Darwinists don't understand about theories of Intelligent Design

• Questions for Pope on Evolution Stance

  July 13, 2005 Cornelia Dean New York Times

• Storied Theory

  July 13, 2005 Roald Hoffmann American Scientist, v.93, n.4, p.308

  science and stories are not only compatible, they're inseparable, as shown by Einstein's classic 1905 paper on the photoelectric effect

• Evolution and the Roman Catholic Church

  July 13, 2005 Terry Mattingly Scripps Howard News Service

• Spirit tales reveal ancient landslides

  July 13, 2005 Tom Simonite Nature (news@nature)

  North American folklore points to dangers for Seattle

• Gravity doughnut promises time machine

  July 13, 2005 Mark Peplow Nature (news@nature)

  movement into the past gets one step less improbable

• News Update/Commentary

  Ancient life in China limestone

  July 12, 2005 BBC News

  researchers have found well-preserved fossils of organisms that lived on the ocean bed about 550 million years ago

• Standards may change more today

  July 12, 2005 Josh Funk Wichita Eagle (Kansas)

  the State Board of Education could add more criticisms of evolution to science standards

• Seventh-day Adventists offer policy against religious extremism

  July 12, 2005 Betsy Taylor Kansas City Star (Associated Press)

• It's All Happening at the Tulsa Zoo

  July 10, 2005 New York Times

  Christian creationists won too much of a victory for their own good in Tulsa, where the local zoo was ordered to exhibit a display extolling Genesis's account of creation

• Evolution: Blink and you'll miss it

  July 9, 2005 Bob Holmes New Scientist, n.2507

  If you thought evolution was slow and gradual, think again. Humans may even be helping it along, as our activities force species to adapt or die.

• America colonised 40,000 years ago

  July 9, 2005 Robert Adler New Scientist, n.2507

  human footprints discovered beside an ancient Mexican lake have been dated to 40,000 years ago -- 30,000 years earlier than we thought humans arrived

• Deep Impact strikes home

  July 9, 2005 David L. Chandler New Scientist, n.2507

  it was a celestial fireworks display that left even NASA speechless as its Deep Impact probe successfully smashed into Comet Tempel 1

• Creationism special: Survival of the slickest

  July 9, 2005 Lawrence Krauss New Scientist, n.2507

  scientists must use different tactics to argue against intelligent design, as their opponents willingly distort the truth

• Creationism special: A sceptic's guide to intelligent design

  July 9, 2005 Bob Holmes and James Randerson New Scientist, n.2507

  Advocates of intelligent design argue it is a rigorous scientific alternative to natural selection. But just what is it, and is it science at all?

• Pondering the spiritual contradictions of intelligent design

  July 9, 2005 Ron Grossman Grand Forks Herald (Chicago Tribune)

• Nearly Two-thirds of U.S. Adults Believe Human Beings Were Created by God

  July 9, 2005 Yahoo! News opinions are divided about evolution theories

• Leading Cardinal Redefines Church's View on Evolution

  July 9, 2005 Cornelia Dean and Laurie Goodstein New York Times

• Creationism special: A battle for science's soul

  July 9, 2005 Debora MacKenzie New Scientist, n.2507

  eighty years after the Scopes trial drew battle lines over evolution and creationism, Darwin's theory is under renewed attack, this time from "intelligent design"