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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.

• Study strengths, weaknesses of evolution

  May 8, 2005 Jonathan Witt Kansas City Star

• Reframed arguments rekindle Darwin debate

  May 8, 2005 Clarence Page Chicago Tribune

• Scientist puts faith in evolution debate

  May 8, 2005 Nina J. Easton Boston Globe

  professor in Kansas resists 'design' idea

• Search for planets could soon seek one like Earth

  May 8, 2005 Deborah Zabarenko Reuters

• Fundamental questions: America debates the place of Darwin and God in schools

  May 7, 2005 Andrew Gumbel Independent (UK)

  knowledge goes on trial this week at a series of special hearings by a Mid-West education board to determine how science is taught in its schools

• Florida's science textbook purchases could have a national impact

  May 7, 2005 Chris Kahn Kansas City Star

  science teachers and education officials say they don't expect creationism to find a haven in Florida's public classrooms

• In Kansas, Darwinism Goes on Trial Once More

  May 6, 2005 Jodi Wilgoren New York Times

• Time Travelers to Meet in Not Too Distant Future

  May 6, 2005 Pam Belluck New York Times

• Pleistocene Park: Return of the Mammoth's Ecosystem

  May 6, 2005 Sergey A. Zimov Science, v.308, n.5723, p.796-798

• The Death of Darwinism

  May 6, 2005 Lay Witness (published by Catholics United for the Faith)

  in the debate on origins the Church takes a reasonable middle ground between the poles of scientific and protestant fundamentalism

• Five Years Old, Yet Still Packing a Punch

  May 6, 2005 Tristan Abbey Stanford Book Review

  review of

• First matter came from 'perfect' soup

  May 5, 2005 Robert C. Cowen Christian Science Monitor

• It’s getting “hobbit”-forming -- the ongoing attempts to deny humanity’s special creation

  May 5, 2005 Jay Seegert, with Carl Wieland Answers in Genesis

• Debating Darwinism

  May 5, 2005 Washington Times

  starting today, the Kansas Board of Education will begin a six-day debate on the state's science standards

• News Update/Commentary

  The evolution of a fight to the end

  May 5, 2005 Alex Johnson MSNBC

  in Kansas, God and science are going toe to toe again

• Darwin on trial: Evolution hearings open in Kansas

  May 5, 2005 Carey Gillam Yahoo! News (Reuters)

• Teachers, Scientists Vow to Fight Challenge to Evolution

  May 5, 2005 Peter Slevin Washington Post, p.A03

  creationists seek curriculum change; Kansas education hearings open today

• The dinosaur that gave up meat

  May 5, 2005 Tim Radford The Guardian (UK)

• Dinosaur Bones Yield 'Missing Link'

  May 5, 2005 Robert Lee Hotz Los Angeles Times

• News Update/Commentary

  Major Advance Made on DNA Structure

  May 4, 2005 Oregon State University Science Daily

• Meat-eating dinosaur caught turning veggie

  May 4, 2005 Jeff Hecht New Scientist

• A primitive therizinosauroid dinosaur from the Early Cretaceous of Utah

  May 4, 2005 James I. Kirkland, et al. Nature, v.435, p.84-87

• An extant cichlid fish radiation emerged in an extinct Pleistocene lake

  May 4, 2005 Domino A. Joyce, et al. Nature, v.435, p.90-95

• Dinosaur embraced vegetarianism

  May 4, 2005 Michael Hopkin Nature (news@nature)

  Utah discovery reveals how a predator switched to eat greens

• View from the lab: mutations

  May 4, 2005 Steve Jones Telegraph (UK)

  without mutations, we would still be in the primeval slime ... along with the chemists

• Butterfly's Navigation Secret Revealed in Flight Simulator

  May 4, 2005 Live Science

• Natural Selection Shrinks Herd of Kansas Darwinists

  May 3, 2005 Scott Ott Scrapple Face

• Now evolving in biology classes: a testier climate

  May 3, 2005 G. Jeffrey MacDonald Christian Science Monitor

  some science teachers say they're encountering fresh resistance to the topic of evolution -- and it's coming from their students

• The Bible's Evolving Interpretations Concerning Cosmology and Creation

  May 3, 2005

• News Update/Commentary

  Fossils illuminate fish evolution

  May 3, 2005 BBC News

  fossils of an ancient fish, when the creatures had neither bones nor teeth, have been found in South Africa

• The 21st century atheist

  May 2, 2005 Dylan Evans The Guardian (UK)

  not believing in God is no excuse for being virulently anti-religious or naively pro-science

• Ethics Rules for Stem Cells

  May 2, 2005 New York Times

• Evolution on trial as Kansas debates Adam vs Darwin

  May 2, 2005 Carey Gillam Reuters

• review: "Madame Bovary's Ovaries": Book links biology, literature

  May 2, 2005 Bill Dietrich Seattle Times

• News Update/Commentary

  Einstein and Darwin: A tale of two theories

  May 2, 2005 Alan Boyle MSNBC

  Q&A with ‘Origins’ astronomer Neil deGrasse Tyson

• Book

  The Evolution-Creation Struggle

  May 1, 2005 Michael Ruse Harvard University Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  The Grand Contraption: The World as Myth, Number, and Chance

  May 1, 2005 David Park Princeton University Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Echo of the Big Bang

  May 1, 2005 Michael D. Lemonick Princeton University Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Life in Ancient Ice

  May 1, 2005 John D. Castello and Scott O. Rogers (editors) Princeton University Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Rock and Gem

  May 1, 2005 Ronald Louis Bonewitz DK

  the definitive guide to rocks, minerals, gemstones, and fossils; see also Amazon

• "ICR -- Its Origin and Goal"

  May 1, 2005 Henry M. Morris Back to Genesis, n.197 (Institute for Creation Research)

• Darwin's Passion for Hunting and Killing

  May 1, 2005 Jerry Bergman Impact, n.383 (Institute for Creation Research)

• Kansas reopens debate on the teaching of origins

  May 1, 2005 John Hanna Herald-Leader (Lexington, KY)

• Evolutionary war

  May 1, 2005 Peter Dizikes Boston Globe

  in the ongoing struggle between evolution and creationism, says philosopher of science Michael Ruse, Darwinians may be their own worst enemy

• Molecular Evidence of Human Origins, Part II

  May 1, 2005 Bert Thompson and Brad Harrub Apologetics Press: Reason & Revelation, v.25, n.5, p.33-39

• Leading scientific journals 'are censoring debate on global warming'

  May 1, 2005 Robert Matthews Telegraph (UK)

• We’ve invaded their “temple”!

  May 1, 2005 Ken Ham Answers in Genesis

  humanists are on notice: we’re taking dinosaurs back!

• Book

  Fossil Legends of the First Americans

  May 1, 2005 Adrienne Mayor Princeton

  see also personal website and Amazon

• Quantum Black Holes

  May 1, 2005 Bernard J. Carr and Steven B. Giddings Scientific American

  physicists could soon be creating black holes in the laboratory

• Doubts on Dinosaurs

  May 1, 2005 Barry E. DiGregorio Scientific American

  Yucatán impact crater may have occurred before the dinosaurs went extinct