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• Origin of energetic space particles pinpointed

  January 13, 2005 Mark Peplow

  Nature (news@nature)

• Huygens at Titan's doorstep

  January 13, 2005 Mark Peplow

  Nature (news@nature)

• Does God Believe in an Intelligent Designer?

  January 13, 2005 discussion Evangelical Outpost

  the use of religion in the ID/Darwin debate

• Accelerated evolution associated with genome reduction in a free-living prokaryote

  January 13, 2005 Alexis Dufresne, Laurence Garczarek, and Frédéric Partensky Genome Biology, v.6, R14

• Echoes of Big Bang found in galaxies

  January 12, 2005 Mark Peplow

  Nature (news@nature)

• Big bang sound waves explain galaxy clustering

  January 12, 2005 Maggie McKee New Scientist

• Quasar with enormous redshift found embedded in nearby spiral galaxy with far lower redshift

  January 12, 2005 John G. Hartnett Answers in Genesis

  unsolvable riddle for big bang astronomy ... this changes the whole view of the universe -- big bang astronomy will never be the same

• Prehistoric badger had dinosaurs for breakfast

  January 12, 2005 Michael Hopkin Nature (news@nature) — fossil of a surprisingly large, carnivorous mammal is discovered in China

• Fossil Is Proof of Mammal Eating Dinosaur

  January 12, 2005 Joseph B. Verrengia My Way News

• Schools test the law with designs on Darwin theories

  January 12, 2005 Victoria Griffith Financial Times (London)

• Do they know something we don't?

  January 11, 2005 Christine Kenneally Boston Globe

  animals' senses may have helped them survive

• Red meat is strongly linked to cancer

  January 11, 2005 Helen Pearson

  Nature (news@nature)

• Light shed on black-hole masses

  January 11, 2005 Mark Peplow

  Nature (news@nature)

• Where Was God?

  January 10, 2005 William Safire New York Times

• The new Monkey Trial

  January 10, 2005 Michelle Goldberg Salon.com

  by persuading the Dover (Pennsylvania) school board to teach creationism, Christian zealots have provoked a showdown over the status of not just evolutionary theory, but science itself

• Humanists, Atheists Look to Higher Global Profile

  January 9, 2005 Robert Evans Reuters

• Scientists Finally Figure Out How Bees Fly

  January 9, 2005 Sara Goudarzi Live Science

• Darwinism, Design, and Purpose: A European Perspective (pdf)

  January 9, 2005 Jean Staune (General Secretary, Université Interdiciplinare de Paris) Metanexus Institute

  this paper was prepared for “Science and Religion: Global Perspectives” held in Philadelphia

• "Oldest Civilization in the Americas Revealed" requires registration

  January 7, 2005 Charles C. Mann Science, v.307, n.5706, p.34-35

• INDIAN OCEAN TSUNAMI: In Wake of Disaster, Scientists Seek Out Clues to Prevention

  January 7, 2005 Yudhijit Bhattacharjee Science, v.307, n.5706, p.22-23

• 'Jumping Gene' Helps Explain Immune System's Abilities

  January 7, 2005 Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions ScienceDaily

  the process behind the human immune system's remarkable ability to recognize and respond to a million different proteins might have originated from a family of genes whose only apparent function is to jump around in genetic material

• New paradigm needed: More intelligent 'intelligent design'

  January 7, 2005 Richard D. Colling York Dispatch (Pennsylvania)

• ACLU backs off challenge to intelligent design

  January 7, 2005 WorldNetDaily school district will inform students of alternative theories

• 'Why did you do this to us, God?'

  January 7, 2005 Greg Laurie WorldNetDaily

• Darwin-Only Lobby Still Relying on Religion to Push Theory

  January 7, 2005 Seth Cooper Evolution News & Views (Center for Science and Culture)

• Comet smasher nears launch

  January 7, 2005 Mark Peplow

  Nature (news@nature)

• One University Under God?

  January 7, 2005 Stanley Fish Chronicle of Higher Education

• UN surveys ecological ravages of tsunami

  January 6, 2005 Helen Pearson

  Nature (news@nature)

• Microbes brave briny basins

  January 6, 2005 Roxanne Khamsi

  Nature (news@nature)

• Non-human cloning

  January 6, 2005 Robert Novak townhall.com

• "Evolution driven by differential dispersal within a wild bird population" requires registration

  January 6, 2005 Dany Garanti, Loeske E. B. Kruuk, Teddy A. Wilkin, Robin H. McCleery, and Ben C. Sheldon Nature, v.433, p.60-65

• Book

  National Geographic Cheerleads for Darwin, but Drops the Baton

  January 5, 2005 Denyse O'Leary Christianity.ca

  National Geographic has provided beautiful photos and slick public relations copy that makes little effort to address the issues

• Tsunami and Repentance

  January 5, 2005 John Piper Desiring God

• Five biblical principles when facing a devastating crisis

  January 5, 2005 Rick Warren Ministry Toolbox, n.188

• I Believe, But Can’t Prove…

  January 4, 2005 Evangelical Outpost — "third culture scientists" answer the Edge annual question

• Newspaper Article

  God (or Not), Physics and, of Course, Love: Scientists Take a Leap

  January 4, 2005 New York Times

• What do you believe is true even though you cannot prove it?

  January 4, 2005 120 contributors & 60,000 words, e.g., Daniel C. Dennett, Lawrence Krauss, Philip W. Anderson, Paul Davies, Freeman Dyson, Lynn Margulis, Stuart A. Kauffman, John Barrow, Richard Dawkins, John Horgan, Lee Smolin, Michael Shermer, Leon Lederman, J. Cra Edge, The World Question Center

  great minds can sometimes guess the truth before they have either the evidence or arguments for it

• Tsunami alert plans accelerate

  January 4, 2005 Helen Pearson

  Nature (news@nature)

• Aerial shots reveal extent of devastation

  January 4, 2005 Michael Hopkin

  Nature (news@nature)

• News Update/Commentary

  Huge eagles 'dominated NZ skies'

  January 4, 2005 Alex Kirby BBC News

  one of the largest birds of prey ever recorded, an extinct giant eagle, was once New Zealand's chief predator, DNA evidence from fossil bones indicates

• Science's scourge of believers declares his faith in Darwin

  January 4, 2005 Roger Highfield Telegraph (UK)

• Don't blame God for Asian casualties

  January 3, 2005 Rabbi Daniel Lapin WorldNetDaily

• News Update/Commentary

  Countless Souls Cry Out to God

  January 3, 2005 Kenneth L. Woodward MSNBC

  after a cataclysm of biblical proportions, people of all faiths ask, Why us? Why here? Why now?

• Catastrophic Flooding From Ancient Lake May Have Triggered Cold Period

  January 3, 2005 Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution ScienceDaily

• Archbishop of Canterbury admits: This makes me doubt the existence of God

  January 2, 2005 Chris Hastings, Patrick Hennessy, and Sean Rayment Telegraph (UK)

• Even Einstein Had His Off Days

  January 2, 2005 Simon Singh New York Times

• 'Catastrophe': Apocalypse When?

  January 2, 2005 Peter Singer New York Times

• The Future of Calamity

  January 2, 2005 Andrew C. Revkin New York Times

• A Brief Note on Religious Objections to Copernicus

  January 2, 2005 Richard Pogge Astronomy 161, Ohio State University

• Book

  The Scientist as Philosopher: Philosophical Consequences of Great Scientific Discoveries

  January 1, 2005 Friedel Weinert Springer

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