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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.

• Biology class isn't designed for philosophy

  March 21, 2002 Andrew Oldenquist Columbus Dispatch

• Horny old dinosaur found

  March 21, 2002 Helen Pearson Nature science update

  knee-high relative of Triceratops unearthed

• View from the lab: creationists spread pure poison

  March 20, 2002 Steve Jones Telegraph (UK)

• Skull thwarts species-splitters

  March 20, 2002 Tom Clarke Nature science update

  Ethiopian fossil suggests early humans were one big family

• Danger in the air

  March 20, 2002 Philip Ball Nature science update

  scientists hope to sniff out impending volcanic eruptions

• Whose Commandments?

  March 19, 2002 E. J. Dionne, Jr. Washington Post

• Creationism in schools 'leads to more bigotry'

  March 19, 2002 Sarah Cassidy Independent (UK)

• Ripples in Ohio From Ad on the Big Bang

  March 19, 2002 James Glanz New York Times

• State's Battle Over Science Still Is Evolving (editorial)

  March 18, 2002 Lee Leonard Columbus Dispatch, p.9A

• Genesis means what it says according to great Church Father, Basil of Caesarea (AD 329–379)

  March 18, 2002 Don Batten Creation, v.16, n.4, p.23

• Ukrainian Knight of Science Disproves Einstein and Prepares Himself for Solving Gravitation's Mystery

  March 18, 2002 Andrei Lubensky Pravda (Russia)

• More 'creationist' schools revealed

  March 17, 2002 Nicholas Pyke Independent News (UK)

  fundamentalism » state-funded Christian, Muslim and Jewish schools are disputing the theory of evolution

• Nature's diversity beyond evolution

  March 17, 2002 Carl T. Hall San Francisco Chronicle

  debate over 'intelligent design'

• Don't Compromise (editorial)

  March 17, 2002 Columbus Dispatch, p.2G science mixed with religion isn't science 

• Evolution Debate Raises Issue: What's 'Science'?

  March 17, 2002 David Lore Columbus Dispatch, p.5G

• Darwinian Struggle in Ohio

  March 17, 2002 New York Times

• Believe it or not, YECs [Young Earth Creationists] have a point

  March 17, 2002 Internet Infidels Discussion Forum

• Creative creationism: The dishonesty of 'intelligent design' theory

  March 17, 2002 Daytona Beach News-Journal (editorial)

• Creationists 'harm religion'

  March 16, 2002 Tania Branigan The Guardian (UK)

  bishop attacks school's 'extraordinary' approach

• Teach Intelligent Design As Part of Philosophy, Which Kids Need (letter)

  March 16, 2002 Rick Neighbarger Columbus Dispatch, p.15A

• Priest-Physicist Polkinghorne Wins Templeton Religion Prize

  March 15, 2002 Teresa Watanabe Los Angeles Times

• Cambridge priest wins Templeton Prize

  March 15, 2002 Larry Witham Washington Times

• Design Flaws in People Go Against Intelligence (letter)

  March 15, 2002 John Moosmiller Columbus Dispatch, p.18A

• Bishop calls for new check on Creation school

  March 15, 2002 Telegraph (UK)

• Revising the Book of Life

  March 15, 2002 Richard Monastersky Chronicle of Higher Education, v.48, p.14

  Only Stephen Jay Gould would dare to rewrite Darwin. But will America's best-known scientist leave much of an imprint?

• The galaxy at the start of the universe

  March 15, 2002 CBC (Canada)

• Astronomers see the most distant galaxy yet

  March 15, 2002 Katie Pennicott PhysicsWeb (Institute of Physics)

• "Mammalian Dispersal at the Paleocene/Eocene Boundary" requires free registration

  March 15, 2002 Gabriel J. Bowen, et al. Science, v.295, p.2062-2065

• Illiberal education in Ohio schools

  March 14, 2002 Rick Santorum Washington Times

• The creation of a row

  March 14, 2002 Nick Assinder BBC

  Blair ducks creation questions

• School attacked over evolution teaching

  March 14, 2002 BBC

• Religion Tooday

  March 14, 2002 Richard N. Ostling Washington Post

  Ohio Board of Education panel discussed whether high school biology students should be told about potential problems with Darwinism and evidence that life on Earth was planned

• Creationism row reaches the UK

  March 14, 2002 Will Knight New Scientist

• Because It Had Not Rained

  March 14, 2002 Meredith G. Kline Westminster Theological Journal, v.20, p.146-157

• Book

  The Politics of Excellence: Behind the Nobel Prize in Science

  March 14, 2002 Robert Marc Friedman W. H. Freeman

  the personal, scientific and cultural self-interest behind the selection of the Nobel Prizes in physics and chemistry; see also Amazon

• DFW Creation Net

  March 14, 2002

• Presidents of state universities to oppose intelligent design

  March 13, 2002 Liz Sidoti Plain Dealer (Associated Press)

• Intelligent-Design proponents Want Schools to Have Choice

  March 13, 2002 Catherine Candisky Columbus Dispatch, p.3B

• Origin of Life Stirs Debate in Other Classes

  March 12, 2002 Donna Glenn and David Lore Columbus Dispatch, p.5A

• 'Intelligent Design' Backers Relent

  March 12, 2002 Catherine Candisky and David Lore Columbus Dispatch, p.1A

  education debate may shift to local level

• Ohioans Air Views on Science Standards

  March 12, 2002 Catherine Candisky Columbus Dispatch, p.5A

• 6 Days of Creation: The Search of Evidence

  March 12, 2002 Bryn Nelson Newsday.com

  a widening movement against evolutionary theory seeks scientific support

• Is the Earth ‘Young’?

  March 12, 2002 Bryn Nelson Newsday.com

  on Larry Vardiman and the radiometric dating initiative of Institute for Creation Research

• Ohio Board Hears Debate on an Alternative to Darwinism

  March 12, 2002 Francis X. Clines New York Times

• State board studying theories on start of life

  March 12, 2002 John Mangels Plain Dealer (Cleveland, OH)

• News Update/Commentary

  Evolution debate back in Ohio schools

  March 12, 2002 CNN

  The state school board, struggling to come up with new science standards, heard during a packed hearing from backers of evolution and from those who believe life must have been designed by a higher power.

• FIRST-PERSON: Hubble's new cosmic eyes

  March 12, 2002 Hal Ostrander Southern Baptist Convention, Baptist Press

• Written Testimony

  March 12, 2002 John H. Calvert Education Committee, Ohio House of Representatives

  in support of HB 481, which encourages the teaching of origins science objectively and without religious, naturalistic or philosophic bias or assumption

• Faith as fact?

  March 11, 2002 Mark Easton Channel 4 News (London)

  The Bible firmly declares that God created earth and all the animals upon it, including Man. But of course scientists have long disputed that.

• Ohio State Board of Education Standards Committee Meeting

  March 11, 2002 discussion of Intelligent Design