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• News Update/Commentary

  Water 'flows' on Mars

  March 13, 2003 David Whitehouse BBC News

  dark streaks on crater and valley walls may indicate that brackish water currently flows across the surface of Mars

• Footprints from 350,000 B.C.

  March 12, 2003 Rick Callahan MSNBC News (Associated Press)

  scientists say Paleolithic humans left behind trails in Italian volcanic terrain

• Professor Dumped Over Evolution Beliefs

  March 11, 2003 Jim Brown and Ed Vitagliano Agape Press (Christian News Service)

• ANTHROPOLOGY: The evolution of altruistic punishment

  March 11, 2003 Robert Boyd, Herbert Gintis, Samuel Bowles, and Peter J. Richerson Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA

• The Unbearable Loneliness of Being Homo Sapiens

  March 11, 2003 James Gorman New York Times

  nothing is ever quite settled when it comes to ancient hominids, and I doubt there is a single claim in paleoanthropology that can't be used to start an argument

• Universe as Doughnut: New Data, New Debate

  March 11, 2003 Dennis Overbye New York Times

• "Letters of Recommendation: From God or Darwin?" requires free registration

  March 10, 2003 Barry A. Palevitz The Scientist, v.17, n.5, p.16

• Worldview shapes one's conclusions about creation, Kurt Wise writes

  March 10, 2003 Ken Walker Baptist Press

• Science claims to explain soul

  March 10, 2003 The Australian

• ARN-Announce, n.28

  March 10, 2003 Dennis Wagner Access Research Network

• A Conversation with James D. Watson

  March 10, 2003 Scientific American

• An Unsentimental Reverie on the Life Cycle of Nature

  March 9, 2003 Pete Bodo New York Times

• A Frog Lends a Hand to Rhododendrons

  March 9, 2003 Henry Homeyer New York Times

  inserting genes derived from an African frog into rhododendrons, trying to create a plant with extra resistance to root rot

• "Whither the Neanderthals?" requires free registration

  March 7, 2003 Richard G. Klein Science, v.299, n.5612, p.1525-1527

• "Is Evolution a Secular Religion?" requires free registration

  March 7, 2003 Michael Ruse Science, v.299, n.5612, p.1523-1524

• A Challenge to the World's Scientists

  March 7, 2003 Kofi Annan Science, v.299, n.5612, p.1485

• Seeing Order: a Scientific Revolution Long in the Making

  March 7, 2003 Cornell University — a lay person's handbook to the difficult science of synchrony

• "PERCEPTIONS IN SCIENCE: Is Evolution a Secular Religion?" requires free registration

  March 7, 2003 Michael Ruse Science, v.299, n.5612, p.1523-1524

• Bible Commentary

  March 7, 2003

• Making Robots More Like Us

  March 6, 2003 Yudhijit Bhattacharjee New York Times

• Ancient ape found in orangutan's homeland

  March 6, 2003 John Whitfield Nature science update

  ten-million-year-old fossil teeth turn up in Thailand

• Yeast evolution reversed

  March 6, 2003 Hannah Hoag Nature science update

  engineering turns two species back into one

• DNA Junk or Not?

  March 4, 2003 C. Claiborne Ray New York Times

• God, Satan and the Media

  March 4, 2003 Nicholas D. Kristof New York Times

• The Real Scientific Hero of 1953

  March 4, 2003 Steven Strogatz New York Times

  in 1953 Enrico Fermi and two of his colleagues at Los Alamos invented the concept of a "computer experiment"

• Book

  The Prophecies of Daniel and The Apocalypse

  March 4, 2003 Sir Isaac Newton Printland Publishers (1998) 

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Essays on the Context, Nature, and Influence of Isaac Newton's Theology / 1990

  March 4, 2003 Kluwer

  see also Amazon

• Newspaper Article

  'Freedom Evolves': Evolution Explains It All for You

  March 2, 2003 Galen Strawson New York Times

• The First Earthlings

  March 1, 2003 Karen Wright Discover, v.24, n.3

  geologists and biologists know where to look for the earliest life, but the rocks are hard to read

• Survivor

  March 1, 2003 Richard Stone Discover, v.24, n.3

  older, more primitive skulls from Eurasia and Africa are changing what we thought we knew about where we came from

• Darwin and the Buddha: An Interview with Robert Wright [excerpt]

  March 1, 2003 Tricycle / does compassion make evolutionary sense

• Accident of Nature or Intelligent Design? (conference)

  March 1, 2003 Interdisciplinary Biblical Research Institute Lansdale, PA

• Fate by fluke

  March 1, 2003 Mary Midgley The Guardian (UK) — chart of a new and welcome course between free will and scientific determinism

• "God's Dominion Mandate and the Nations Today"

  March 1, 2003 Henry M. Morris Back to Genesis, n.171 (Institute for Creation Research)

• "Fellowship, Creation, and Schistosomes"

  March 1, 2003 Stephanie R. Mace, Bevin A. Sims, and Todd C. Wood Impact, n.357 (Institute for Creation Research)

• Cloning Countdown

  March 1, 2003 New York Times

• 'The Journey of Man': Following the Genes of a Common Ancestor

  March 1, 2003 Carl Zimmer New York Times

• Darwinism Versus Intelligent Design by David Berlinski & Critics

  March 1, 2003 Paul R. Gross Commentary

• Intelligently Designed Films

  March 1, 2003 Thomas E. Woodward Christianity Today

  the youthful ID movement flexes its muscles in two documentaries

• How Many Times Does “Mitochondrial Eve” Have to Die?

  March 1, 2003 Bert Thompson and Brad Harrub Apologetics Press

• Dinosaurs Come Alive

  March 1, 2003 Joel Achenbach National Geographic

  a new generation of scientists is using computer modeling and a better understanding of living animals to bring dinosaurs back to life, virtually

• Which Came First, the Feather or the Bird?

  March 1, 2003 Richard O. Prum and Alan H. Brush Scientific American

  a long-cherished view of how and why feathers evolved has now been overturned

• Sizing Up Evangelicals

  March 1, 2003 Rodger Doyle Scientific American

  fundamentalism persists but shows signs of moderation

• The Search for Dark Matter

  March 1, 2003 David B. Cline Scientific American

  Dark matter is usually thought of as something "out there." But we will never truly understand it unless we can bring it down to earth.

• Out on a Limb

  March 1, 2003 Kate Wong Scientific American

  a stunning new fossil shows how simians got their start

• Book

  Sync: The Emerging Science of Spontaneous Order

  March 1, 2003 Steven Strogatz Hyperion

  see also Amazon

• Book

  God and Design: The Teleological Argument and Modern Science

  March 1, 2003 Neil A. Manson (editor) Routledge

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Impossible Extinction: Natural Catastrophes and the Supremacy of the Microbial World

  March 1, 2003 Charles S. Cockell Cambridge University Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  The Origins of Life and the Universe

  March 1, 2003 Paul F. Lurquin Columbia University Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Consciousness: A User's Guide

  March 1, 2003 Adam Zeman Yale University Press

  see also Amazon