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• Legends of Paleontology: Robert T. Bakker

  November 1, 2001 David A. Board Prehistoric Planet

• Michael J. Behe Responses to Critics

  November 1, 2001 Access Research Network

• A Who's Who of Media Skeptics

  November 1, 2001

• Book

  International Journal of Astrobiology

  November 1, 2001

• Book

  Religious Confessions and the Sciences in the Sixteenth Century

  November 1, 2001 Jürgen Helm and Annette Winkelmann (editors) Brill Academic (Leiden)

  see also Amazon

• Book

  The Message of Creation: Encountering the Lord of the Universe

  November 1, 2001 David Wilkinson InterVarsity Press

  see also Amazon

• What Evolution Is

  October 31, 2001 Ernst Mayr Edge

  "one of Darwin's great contributions was that he replaced theological, or supernatural, science with secular science"

• How Islam Won, and Lost, the Lead in Science

  October 30, 2001 Dennis Overbye New York Times

• What a croc! Scientists discover supersized reptile

  October 26, 2001 Peter N. Spotts Christian Science Monitor

• "Do Humans Alone 'Feel Your Pain'?"

  October 26, 2001 Frans B. M. de Waal Chronicle of Higher Education, v.48, p.B7

• Scientists catch supermassive black hole in spin mode

  October 25, 2001 Christian Science Monitor

• A step closer to solving Mars' water mystery

  October 25, 2001 Peter N. Spotts Christian Science Monitor

  Mars Odyssey, which arrived Tuesday at the red planet, will beam geological data 

• Scientists' Hopes Raised for a Front-Row Seat to Evolution

  October 24, 2001 Carol Kaesuk Yoon New York Times

  researchers studying salmon present evidence suggesting that new species can evolve much more rapidly than biologists had previously thought

• Science and the Spiritual Quest

  October 22, 2001 John Wilson Christianity Today

  a place at the table for Christians, but at a price

• "COSMOLOGY: A Census of Cosmic Matter" requires free registration

  October 19, 2001 Brian D. Fields Science, v.294, p.529-530

  new, high-precision data are set to revolutionize cosmology

• "GENETICS AND EVOLUTION: Come Fly, and Leave the Baggage Behind" requires free registration

  October 19, 2001 Richard E. Lenski Science, v.294, p.533-534

  one question that evolutionary biologists love to ponder is why sex evolved

• "Vesuvius: A Threat Subsiding?" requires free registration

  October 19, 2001 Alexander Hellemans Science, v. 294, p.495-497

• DNA Identifies Body of Bible's Luke

  October 16, 2001 Jennifer Viegas Discovery Channel

  DNA extracted from the teeth of a corpse thought to be that of the well-known biblical figure Luke suggests that the body likely is the evangelist's

• Sprites touch cloud-tops

  October 12, 2001 Tom Clarke Nature science update

  power of sprites not to be underestimated

• The crazy world of Stephen Hawking

  October 12, 2001 Charles Arthur Independent (UK)

  scientists don't generally become cult figures, and their books aren't usually blockbusters, so what's so special about Stephen Hawking and how do fellow physicists react to his fame

• Dembski and Kauffman Square Off in New Mexico

  October 12, 2001 Weekly Wedge Update, Access Research Network

• Peer-reviewed Paper

  An Ossified Meckel's Cartilage in Two Cretaceous Mammals and Origin of the Mammalian Middle Ear

  October 12, 2001 Yuanqing Wang, Yaoming Hu, Jin Meng, and Chuankui Li Science, v.294, p.357-361

• "The earliest known fully quadrupedal sirenian" requires free registration

  October 11, 2001 D. P. Domning Nature, v.413, p.625-627

• Design theorists leave many holes in argument

  October 10, 2001 Massimo Pigliucci The Daily Beacon, v.88, n.35 (University of Tennessee)

• Weekly Wedge Update

  October 9, 2001 Phillip Johnson Access Research Update

  my return to public lecturing, and the New York Review of Books plays its part in the Wedge strategy

• The threat to life from Eta Carinae and gamma ray bursts

  October 8, 2001 Arnon Dar and A. DeRujula Los Alamos preprint server

• Russell Humphreys answers Various Critics

  October 7, 2001 D. Russell Humphreys TrueOrigin

  a response by Humphreys (and others) to challenges advanced against his position

• Dawn of galaxies now in focus

  October 5, 2001 Robert C. Cowen The Christian Science Monitor

• Straddling a Speeding Proton

  October 5, 2001 Geoff Brumfiel Physical Review Focus

  protons undergoing acceleration either decay or collide, depending on your perspective, according to a

  "ESSAYS ON SCIENCE AND SOCIETY: Is a New Eugenics Afoot?" requires free registration

  October 5, 2001 Garland E. Allen Science, v.294, p.59-61

• "Making Sense of Eukaryotic DNA Replication Origins" requires free registration

  October 5, 2001 David M. Gilbert Science, v.294, p.96-100

• "Is a New Eugenics Afoot?" requires free registration

  October 5, 2001 Garland E. Allen

  Science, v. 294, p.59-61/ a historical account of the early eugenics movement and questions about whether we are now moving toward a new era of eugenics

• "PALEONTOLOGY: Utah's Fossil Trove Beckons, and Tests, Researchers" requires free registration

  October 5, 2001 Erik Stokstad Science, v.294, p.41-43

• Saving Us from Darwin

  October 4, 2001 Frederick C. Crews New York Review of Books

  review of 7 books on Intelligent Design

• "Palaeolithic paintings: Evolution of prehistoric cave art" requires free registration

  October 4, 2001 H. Valladas, et al. Nature, v.413, p.479

• 'Spooky action at a distance'

  October 4, 2001 Peter N. Spotts Christian Science Monitor

  on quantum mechanics

• Think PBS' 'Evolution' nailed it? Think again

  October 4, 2001 David Buckna Journal and Courier (Lafayette, Indiana)

• Black Death's DNA

  October 4, 2001 John Whitfield Nature science update

  the plague bacterium joins the ranks of completed genomes

• Language gene found

  October 4, 2001 John Whitfield Nature science update

  the first linking of a gene to language could speed our understanding of this most unique and most controversial of human abilities

• CERN to spew black holes

  October 2, 2001 Philip Ball Nature science update

  mini black holes could reveal hidden dimensions of space

• Exotic Life Sites: The Feasibility of Far-Out Habitats

  October 1, 2001 Hugh Ross Reasons to Believe

• The Artistic Animal

  October 1, 2001 Caleb Crain Lingua Franca, v.11, n.7

  is creativity in our genes?

• The Hole Story

  October 1, 2001 Bob Berman Discover, v. 22

  nature's blackest creations slowly reveal their true identities

• The Mother of All Extinctions

  October 1, 2001 Karen Wright Discover, v.22

  what could have wiped out 95 percent of marine life, not to mention 70 percent of all species on land?

• Book

  Reconciling Science and Religion: The Debate in Early-Twentieth-Century Britain

  October 1, 2001 Peter J. Bowler University of Chicago Press

  see also Amazon

• ARN-Announce

  October 1, 2001 Dennis Wagner Access Research Network, n.18

• RATE Group Confirms Fast Diffusion of Helium in Rocks (.pdf)

  October 1, 2001 Larry Vardiman Acts & Facts, v.30, n.10, p.1-3

  report of progress of RATE (Radioisotopes and the Age of the Earth) research group

• "The Outer Darkness"

  October 1, 2001 Henry M. Morris Back to Genesis, n.154 (Institute for Creation Research)

• Genome Decay in the Mycoplasmas

  October 1, 2001 Todd Charles Wood Impact, n.340 (Institute for Creation Research)

• Book

  The Darwin Wars: The Scientific Battle for the Soul of Man

  October 1, 2001 Andrew Brown Simon & Schuster