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  Science and Religion: Are They Compatible?

  April 1, 2003 Paul Kurtz (editor) Prometheus Books

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  The Man Who Found Time: James Hutton and the Discovery of Earth's Antiquity

  April 1, 2003 Jack Repcheck Perseus Books

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  The Seashell on the Mountaintop: A Story of Science, Sainthood, and the Humble Genius Who Discovered a New History of the Earth

  April 1, 2003 Alan Cutler Penguin

  The remarkable story of Nicolaus Steno, the seventeenth-century anatomist whose pioneering studies of fossils and strata launched a revolution in earth science. Unlike Galileo, Steno was never condemned by the Catholic Church but instead in 1988 was beati

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  By Design: Science and the Search for God

  April 1, 2003 Larry A. Witham Encounter Books

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  Darwin's Children

  April 1, 2003 Greg Bear Del Rey (Random House)

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  Reflections of Our Past: How Human History is Revealed in Our Genes

  April 1, 2003 John H. Relethford Westview Press (Perseus Books)

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  Connecting Quarks With the Cosmos: Eleven Science Questions for the New Century

  April 1, 2003 Board on Physics and Astronomy National Academies Press

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  Chronobiology: Biological Timekeeping

  April 1, 2003 Jay C. Dunlap, Jennifer J. Loros, and Patricia J. Decoursey (editors) Sinauer Associates

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  The Hedgehog, the Fox, and the Magister's Pox: Mending the Gap Between Science and the Humanities

  April 1, 2003 Stephen Jay Gould Harmony Books (Random House)

  in what has become his final book, Gould argues for a conciliation between science and the humanities that recognizes the importance of both; see also Book

  Has Science Found God? The Latest Results in the Search for Purpose in the Universe

  April 1, 2003 Victor J. Stenger Prometheus Books

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  The Nature of Science: An A-Z Guide to the Laws and Principles Governing Our Universe

  April 1, 2003 James Trefil Houghton Mifflin

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  Very High Energy Gamma Ray Astronomy

  April 1, 2003 Trevor Weekes Institute of Physics Publishing

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• review: Inevitable Except for the Writing

  April 1, 2003 Michael Ruse Washington Post, p.C02

• "The evolution of feathers: a major problem for Darwinism"

  April 1, 2003 Jerry Bergman Creation Ex Nihilo Technical Journal, v.17, n.1, p.33-41

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  The Enterprise of Science in Islam: New Perspectives

  April 1, 2003 Jan P. Hogendijk and Abdelhamid I. Sabra (editors) MIT Press

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  The Man Who Found Time: James Hutton and the Discovery of Earth's Antiquity

  April 1, 2003 Jack Repcheck Perseus Publishing

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• Designer Earth

  April 1, 2003 Arthur Jones Biblical Creation Society

  the optimum environment for living things

• "Role of educational factors in college students' creation worldview"

  April 1, 2003 Steve Deckard, Chard Berndt, Mary Filakouridis, Tim Iverson, and David A. DeWitt TJ [Creation ex Nihilo Technical Journal], v.17, n.1, p.70-72

• "Impact of a young-earth creationist apologetics course on student creation worldview"

  April 1, 2003 Tom Henderson, Steve Deckard, and David A. DeWitt

  TJ [was: Creation ex Nihilo Technical Journal], v.17, n.1, p.111-116

• Death to Intelligent Design

  March 31, 2003 Jonathan H. Esensten Harvard Crimson

• "High-Tech Fingers on Earth's Erratic Pulse" requires free registration

  March 28, 2003 Richard A. Kerr Science, v.299, n.5615, p.2016-2020

  predicting when a volcano near an inhabited area may erupt

• "PALEOANTHROPOLOGY: Early Hominids--Diversity or Distortion?" requires free registration

  March 28, 2003 Tim White Science, v.299, n.5615

  it is too early to say whether many more hominid lineages are waiting to be found and recognized in Africa, or whether just a few hominid species expanded their ranges and invaded new habitats

• "Unravelling angiosperm genome evolution by phylogenetic analysis of chromosomal duplication events" requires free registration

  March 27, 2003 John E. Bowers, Brad A. Chapman, Junkang Rong, and Andrew H. Paterson Nature, v.422, p.433-438

• "Fossil evidence for an ancient divergence of lorises and galagos" requires free registration

  March 27, 2003 Erik R. Seiffert, Elwyn L. Simons, and Yousry Attia Nature, v.422, p.421-424

• "Digital analysis: Manual dexterity in Neanderthals" requires free registration

  March 27, 2003 Wesley A. Niewoehner, Aaron Bergstrom, Derrick Eichele, Melissa Zuroff, and Jeffrey T. Clark Nature, v.422, p.395

  manual dexterity in Neanderthals was probably not significantly different from that of modern humans

• Neanderthals' capable of fine handiwork

  March 27, 2003 Michael Hopkin Nature science update

  our primitive cousins didn't lose the evolutionary race for want of manual dexterity

• Flu evolution modelled

  March 27, 2003 Helen R. Pilcher Nature science update

  mathematics may boost vaccine development

• Flat-faced Man in family feud

  March 27, 2003 28 March 2003 Nature science update

  paleontologist claims geology set human relative apart

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  Is the Earth preparing to flip?

  March 27, 2003 David Whitehouse BBC News

  in recent years, the Earth's magnetic field has been behaving in ways not previously seen

• Evolution critics argue free speech

  March 25, 2003 Phillip Taylor Atlanta Journal-Constitution

• DNA pioneers lash out at religion

  March 24, 2003 Roger Highfield London Daily Telegraph

• Scientists find evidence for crucial root in the history of plant evolution

  March 23, 2003 Jason Gorss American Chemical Society

• SETI workshops selfless message

  March 21, 2003 John Whitfield Nature science update

  artists and scientists discuss how to tell ET about morality

• "Wingless Insects and Plucked Chickens" requires free registration

  March 21, 2003 Richard H. Thomas Science, v.299, n.5614, p.1854-1855

  the evolutionary relationships among arthropods have been consistently controversial

• "Robotic Telescopes Catch Up With Gamma Ray Bursts" requires free registration

  March 21, 2003 Robert Irion Science, v.299, n.5614, p.1833-1834

• 'Rational Mysticism': On a Journalistic and Spiritual Quest

  March 21, 2003 Dick Teresi New York Times

• Distant black hole 3 billion times bigger than Sun

  March 21, 2003 Steve Connor Independent (UK)

• Tusked fossil sparks resurrection row

  March 19, 2003 Helen Pearson Nature science update

  Australian paleontologists claim museum reptile weathered mass extinction

• Holmes Rolston III Wins 2003 Templeton Prize

  March 19, 2003 Templeton Prize

  the prize, valued at more than one million dollars, was given for writing and lecturing on the religious imperative to respect nature and establishing the field of environmental ethics

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  Hitler's Scientists: Science, War, and the Devil's Pact

  March 19, 2003 John Cornwell Viking Press

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• The case that we are alone in the galaxy

  March 18, 2003 David Arnold Boston Globe, p.C22

• In Click Languages, an Echo of the Tongues of the Ancients

  March 18, 2003 Nicholas Wade New York Times

• This Tiny Bird Knows an Impostor When It Hatches

  March 18, 2003 Carol Kaesuk Yoon New York Times

• To Test Evolution, Press the 'Undo' Button

  March 18, 2003 Carol Kaesuk Yoon New York Times

• Big Bang theory may just be a lot of poof

  March 17, 2003 Independent Online (South Africa)

  images of galaxies four billion light years away threaten to rip apart modern theories about space and time

• MUW educator returned to post

  March 15, 2003 Andy Kanengiser Clarion-Ledger (Mississippi)

  a Mississippi University for Women educator who believed she was removed as a division head after voicing alternative views on evolution is back at her post

• At Play With DNA

  March 14, 2003 Sarah Boxer New York Times

• ISU professor says moon holds secrets of early Earth

  March 14, 2003 Brandon Babcock Des Moines Register

  an Iowa State University professor wants astronauts to go back to the moon

• "PALAEONTOLOGY: Human footprints in Pleistocene volcanic ash" requires free registration

  March 13, 2003 Paolo Mietto, Marco Avanzini, and Giuseppe Rolandi Nature, v.422, p.133

• Earliest human footprints found?

  March 13, 2003 Helen R. Pilcher Nature science update

  Italian volcano bears tracks of early Europeans