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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.

• Genetic Variability by Design

  February 18, 2003 Christopher W. Ashcraft Creation Science Resource

  homologous DNA recombination occurs in all organisms and is at the heart of genetics

• A Criticism of the ICR's Grand Canyon Dating Project

  February 18, 2003 Chris Stassen TalkOrigins

• Problems of Evolution

  February 18, 2003 contents page of a book being written on the major problems of evolution

• Darwinians crow over satirical Steve factor

  February 17, 2003 Jill Tucker Oakland Tribune

• 'Steves' support teaching of evolution

  February 17, 2003 Larry Witham Washington Times

• Bringing in the Steves

  February 17, 2003 Steve Mirsky The Scientist

  select group of scientists sign-up to support teaching evolution

• A Revolution in Evolution

  February 17, 2003 Science a GoGo

  growing evidence that Darwin's idea of sexual selection requires sweeping revisions

• Star path backs black hole

  February 17, 2003 Helen R. Pilcher Nature science update

  evidence strengthens for massive black hole at galaxy's heart

• Still Spinning Just Fine: A Response to Ken Miller

  February 17, 2003 William A. Dembski

• The Flagellum Unspun: The Collapse of "Irreducible Complexity"

  February 17, 2003 to appear in: Debating Design: from Darwin to DNA 2003

  Michael Ruse and William Dembski (eds.)

• In Texas, a Darwinian Debate

  February 16, 2003 Karin Brulliard Washington Post, p.A07

  religious student protests professor's question on evolution

• Arrogance and ignorance

  February 15, 2003 Marvin Olasky World, v.18, n.6

  Darwinian Texas Tech professor is going against basic professorial ethics

• First Mammal Clone Dies; Dolly Made Science History

  February 15, 2003 Gina Kolata New York Times

• Physics, Fast and Furious

  February 14, 2003 Richard Monastersky Chronicle of Higher Education

  the bad boy of cosmology takes on Einstein and all the rest

• Scientists wait for Dolly's cause of death

  February 14, 2003 BBC News Dolly was regarded as an important scientific landmark

• Dolly the sheep's death reveals cloning dangers: co-creator

  February 14, 2003 Canoe (Canada's News)

• News Update/Commentary

  Mammals 'sailed to Madagascar'

  February 13, 2003 BBC News

• Chance and Design

  February 13, 2003 Melvyn Bragg with Simon Conway Morris, Sandy Knapp, and John Brooke BBC radio program

• For Astronomers, Big Bang Confirmation

  February 12, 2003 Dennis Overbye New York Times

• Intelligent design? Or intelligent thinking?

  February 12, 2003 David A. Carter Post-Dispatch (St. Louis, Missouri)

  on the influence of religion on politics and society

• A Picture Worth a Thousand Answers

  February 12, 2003 Rob Stein Washington Post, p.A01

  scientists capture best image ever of universe's beginning

• Staying Alive, Staying Human

  February 11, 2003 Nicholas D. Kristof New York Times

• Unexpected Evolution of a Fish Out of Water

  February 11, 2003 Carol Kaesuk Yoon New York Times

• Feeling at Home in a Scientific World

  February 11, 2003 Michael Gilmore Los Angeles Times

• The Oldest Light in the Universe

  February 11, 2003 NASA

  a NASA satellite has captured the sharpest-ever picture of the afterglow of the big bang

• "Science and faith were not enemies on Columbia"

  February 10, 2003 Father Raymond J. De Souza National Post (Canada)

  The remarkable thing is how unremarkable it is here. The "it" is the religious dimension of the Columbia tragedy and the importance of religious faith in the lives of the astronauts. The loss of the space shuttle is a major science story, but it was lived

• No end to our expanding universe as Armageddon is cancelled

  February 10, 2003 David Derbyshire Telegraph (UK)

• review: Evolution debate given reasoned voices

  February 9, 2003 William Murchison Washington Times

• 'Faster Than the Speed of Light': E = mc², Except When It Doesn't

  February 9, 2003 George Johnson New York Times

• The end of the universe is cancelled

  February 9, 2003 Robert Matthews Telegraph (UK)

• An early flowering of genetics

  February 8, 2003 Richard Dawkins The Guardian (UK)

  an obscure letter found in a library proves Darwin was already doing research into heredity which anticipated the breakthroughs of the next century

• Bad Seed or Bad Science: The Story of the Notorious Jukes Family

  February 8, 2003 Scott Christianson New York Times

• Scientists are finding a friend in religion

  February 8, 2003 Mark O'Keefe The Picayune Times

  When Rick Husband, commander of the shuttle Columbia, looked out the window of his spacecraft, he saw what he called God's awe-inspiring creation. Crew member Michael Anderson, a physicist, believed that heaven, not space, was his final frontier.

• Working to reconcile science, religion

  February 8, 2003 Rich Barlow Boston Globe

• An early flowering of genetics

  February 8, 2003 Richard Dawkins The Guardian (UK)

  an obscure letter found in a library shows that Darwin was already doing research into heredity which anticipated the breakthroughs of the next century

• PROFILE EUGENIE SCOTT: Berkeley scientist leads fight to stop teaching of creationism

  February 7, 2003 Monica Lam Chronicle (San Francisco)

• Professing evolution

  February 6, 2003 Maggie Gallagher TownHall.com

• A fish out of water

  February 6, 2003 Tom Clarke Nature science update

  Antarctic toothfish caught in Greenland 10,000 km from home

• Creationists' evolving argument

  February 6, 2003 Ellen Goodman Boston Globe

• More Faulty Creation Science from The Institute for Creation Research

  February 6, 2003 J. G. Meert

• Ontogenetic Depth as a Complexity Metric for the Cambrian Explosion

  February 5, 2003 Paul Nelson International Society for Complexity, Information, and Design

  a live chat at 9pm Eastern

• Europe Debates Whether to Admit God to Union

  February 5, 2003 Thomas Fuller New York Times

• BRAINSTORM: Oil Without End?

  February 4, 2003 Julie Creswell Fortune

  revisionists say oil isn't a fossil fuel; that could mean there's lots more of it

• Professor's Snub of Creationists Prompts U.S. Inquiry

  February 3, 2003 Nick Madigan New York Times

• Book

  Darwin's Blind Spot: Evolution Beyond Natural Selection

  February 3, 2003 Frank Ryan Houghton Mifflin

  see also Amazon

• Physicist says science and religion mix

  February 3, 2003 Pauline Tam Ottawa Citizen

  U.S. author speaks out against 'non-science and nonsense', from aliens to creationism

• Dini is Served

  February 3, 2003 Chris Mooney Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal

  a spat at Texas Tech provides a new wrinkle on Darwinism and science education

• Season of Fire

  February 1, 2003 Betsy Mason Discover, v.24, n.2

  after centuries of trying to make sense of numbers and observations, researchers may finally have discovered the time of year volcanoes are most likely to erupt

• Creationists sue biology professor

  February 1, 2003 Duncan Campbell Guardian (London)

• "Resource Letter: PEs-1: Physical eschatology"

  February 1, 2003 Milan M. Ćirković American Journal of Physics, v.71, n.2, p.122-133

  on the global cosmological future, and philosophy, theology, and sociology of the future