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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.

• Teaching evolution as theory not fact

  December 12, 2004 Charles Burress San Francisco Chronicle

  intelligent design booster, Phillip Johnson, speaks out

• Birds of a feather not related to each other

  December 11, 2004 Anna Gosline New Scientist

• review: Eureka!

  December 11, 2004 P. D. Smith The Guardian (UK) — an iconoclastic history of scientific endeavor

• Book

  Leaps in the Dark: The Forging of Scientific Reputations

  December 11, 2004 John Waller Oxford University Press

  see also Amazon

• Wild Monkeys Resort to Use of Tools

  December 10, 2004 ABC News (Associated Press)

  researchers cite rare use of tools by wild monkeys to gather food during Brazil's dry season

• ARN-Announce, n.44

  December 10, 2004 Dennis Wagner Access Research Network

• Atheist Becomes Theist

  December 10, 2004 Gary Habermas (interviewer)

  Philosophia Christi (journal of the Evangelical Philosophical Society)

• Seeking Objectivity in Origins Science (pdf)

  December 10, 2004 contact: John Calvert Intelligent Design network

  Kansas: members of science standards committee urge objectivity in origins science

• Controversy over life's origins

  December 10, 2004 Stephen C. Meyer and John Angus Campbell San Francisco Chronicle

  students should learn to assess competing theories

• Host-Parasite Coevolutionary Conflict Between Arabidopsis and Downy Mildew

  December 10, 2004 Rebecca L. Allen, Peter D. Bittner-Eddy, Laura J. Grenville-Briggs, Julia C. Meitz, Anne P. Rehmany, Laura E. Rose, and Jim L. Beynon Science, v.306, n.5703, p.1957-1960

• "The Mentality of Crows: Convergent Evolution of Intelligence in Corvids and Apes" requires registration

  December 10, 2004 Nathan J. Emery and Nicola S. Clayton Science, v.306, n.5703, p.1903-1907

• News Update/Commentary

  Chicken gives up genetic secrets

  December 9, 2004 BBC News

  a detailed analysis of the chicken genome, the biochemical "code" in the bird's cells that makes the animal what it is

• Your right to say it

  December 9, 2004 Jay Bryant townhall.com

  the Grand Canyon National Park Service is selling a book suggesting the the mighty gorge came about as the result of Noah's Flood

• News Update/Commentary

  Volcanism possible on planet-like Quaoar

  December 9, 2004 Robert Roy Britt CNN

  a large planet-like object out in the outer solar system shows signs of either a relatively recent collision or perhaps volcanic activity

• Famous Atheist Now Believes in God

  December 9, 2004 ABC News (Associated Press)

  one of world's leading atheists now believes in God, more or less, based on scientific evidence

• World's Most Famous Atheist Accepts Existence of God, Cites Modern Science!

  December 9, 2004 Roy Abraham Varghese Institute for Metascientific Research

  the best-known atheist of the last 50 years, Professor Antony Flew, made the announcement in a symposium on science and religion, that the discoveries of modern science have led him to accept the existence of God

• News Update/Commentary

  Snakes bite back at poison toads

  December 8, 2004 BBC News

  snakes in Australia have evolved to counter the threat of invasive, poisonous cane toads introduced to Australia in 1935

• How the Early Universe Got Dusty Remains a Mystery

  December 8, 2004 University of Arizona ScienceDaily

• When Bats and Humans Were One and the Same

  December 7, 2004 Carl Zimmer New York Times

• Fresh Challenges in the Old Debate Over Evolution

  December 7, 2004 Valerie Strauss Washington Post, p.A14

• Wisconsin School Board Adopts Improved Policy Endorsing Fully Teaching Evolution, Not Creationism

  December 7, 2004 Discovery Institute

• A who's who of players in the battle of biology class

  December 7, 2004 Randy Dotinga Christian Science Monitor

• Monkey embryos cloned for the first time

  December 6, 2004 Bob Holmes New Scientist

• Artificial cells take shape

  December 6, 2004 Philip Ball

  Nature (news@nature)

• Monster Farming: The creepy solution to the stem-cell debate

  December 5, 2004 William Saletan slate.msn

• The Christmas Miracle

  December 5, 2004 Newsweek (MSNBC) most Americans believe the virgin birth is literally true

• Hype, hoaxes, hacks . . . and science

  December 5, 2004 Paul Jacob townhall.com

• The Descent of Dissent

  December 5, 2004 Colin B. Purrington and Felix Sockwell New York Times

  humor: variations on the disclaimer sticker which the Cobb County Board of Education in Georgia approved for use in science books in 2002; see more examples

• Darwin under fire (again): Intelligent design vs. evolution

  December 5, 2004 Charles C. Haynes First Amendment Center

• God, Fine-Tuning, and the Problem of Old Evidence (pdf)

  December 5, 2004 Bradley Monton PhilSci Archive

• Theory, fact and the origin of life

  December 5, 2004 Nature - Structural & Molecular Biology, v.12, p.101

• The Science Guy's Latest Experiment

  December 4, 2004 Joel Achenbach Washington Post, p.C01

  in TV Series, Bill Nye honors those who made it all possible

• The meaning of Galileo in America's heartland

  December 4, 2004 Kathleen Parker townhall.com

• Stem cell alternatives gain key support

  December 4, 2004 Gareth Cook Boston Globe

• Take a Chance: Scientists put randomness to work

  December 4, 2004 Erica Klarreich Science News, v.166, n.23, p.362

• PLANETARY SCIENCE: Proof for Water, Hints of Life?

  December 3, 2004 Jeffrey S. Kargel Science, v.306, n.5702, p.1689-1691

• Tough Assignment: Teaching Evolution to Fundamentalists

  December 3, 2004 Sharon Begley Wall Street Journal, p.A15

• A link for unrelated viruses

  December 3, 2004 Charles Choi The Scientist

  viruses which infect all three domains of life could be descended from bacteriophage

• Researcher Pulls His Name From Paper on Prayer and Fertility

  December 3, 2004 Benedict Carey New York Times

• "Large fluctuations in speed on Greenland's Jakobshavn Isbræ glacier" requires free registration

  December 2, 2004 Ian Joughin, Waleed Abdalati, and Mark Fahnestock Nature, v.432, p.608-610

• "Palaeontology: Pterosaur egg with a leathery shell" requires free registration

  December 2, 2004 Qiang Ji, Shu-An Ji, Yen-Nien Cheng, Hai-Lu You, Jun-Chang Lü, Yong-Qing Liu, and Chong-Xi Yuan Nature, v.432, p.572

• Argentinian unhatched pterosaur fossil

  December 2, 2004 Luis M. Chiappe, Laura Codorniú, Gerald Grellet-Tinner, and David Rivarola Nature, v.432, p.571-572

• Archaeology: Greater expectations

  December 2, 2004 Peter W. Stahl Nature, v.432, p.561

  evidence of unexpected complexity in an ancient community in Uruguay is a further blow to the conventional view of prehistoric development in marginal areas of lowland South America

• More Than Intelligent Design

  December 2, 2004 Hugh Ross Facts for Faith, n.10

• Opportunity: First 90 days on Mars

  December 2, 2004 Mark Peplow

  Nature (news@nature)

• Fossil Egg Finds Yield Clues to How Pterosaurs Lived

  December 2, 2004 John Roach National Geographic News

• Has Robert Gentry Refuted Big Bang Cosmology?

  December, 2004 J. Brian Pitts Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith, v.56, n.4, p.260-265

  On Energy Conservation and Cosmic Expansion

• Common Sense

  December 1, 2004 Michael Shermer Scientific American

  surprising new research shows that crowds are often smarter than individuals

• Did a state legislature once pass a law saying pi equals 3?

  December 1, 2004 The Straight Dope (Chicago Reader)

• Earth Impact Effects Program

  December 1, 2004 University of Arizona/ an interactive web site for estimating the regional environmental consequences of an impact on Earth