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• In search of God

  April 21, 2001 Bob Holmes New Scientist

  Are our religious feelings just a product of how the brain works? ... researchers are trying to explain our most sacred thoughts

• "Increased sedimentation rates and grain sizes 2-4 Myr ago due to the influence of climate change on erosion rates" requires free registration

  April 19, 2001 Zhang Peizhen, Peter Molnar, and William R. Downs Nature, v.410, p.891-897

• Japanese take revolutionary snapshots

  April 19, 2001  Helen Pearson Nature science update

  pictures of the cell's miniature motor at work

• BR legislator calls theory racist

  April 18, 2001  Will Sentell The Advocate, Baton Rouge, Louisiana

  Darwin's theory of evolution is under fire again in the Louisiana Legislature

• Solving Charles Darwin's "Abominable Mystery"

  April 17, 2001  NASA

  Scientists are using chemical fossils to hunt down one of our planet's most vexing missing links -- the first-ever flowering plant.

• Approaching Biology From a Different Angle

  April 17, 2001 Andrew Pollack New York Times / on the DNA sequencer

• The "New" Creationism

  April 16, 2001  Robert Wright Slate, msn.com

  now evolutionists find themselves arrayed, not against traditional creationism, but the more sophisticated intelligent design theory

• The Wedge: A Progress Report

  April 16, 2001 Phillip E. Johnson Access Research Network

  two goals of the Wedge strategy: (1) legitimate the topic of intelligent design, and hence the critique of Darwinism and its basis in naturalistic philosophy, within the mainstream intellectual community; (2) make the critique of naturalism the central fo

• Adam Sedgwick (1785-1873)

  April 16, 2001 University of California - Berkeley, Museum of Paleontology biographical sketch of one of the founders of geological science

• EarthRef

  April 16, 2001 earth reference data and models

• News Update/Commentary

  Universe began by colliding with another

  April 13, 2001  Richard Stenger CNN

• "Paleontological Rift in the Rift Valley" requires free registration

  April 13, 2001 Michael Balter Science, v.292, p.198-201

• Big Bang's New Rival Debuts with a Splash

  April 13, 2001 Charles Seife Science, v.292, p.189-191

• Is God a State of Mind?

  April 11, 2001  Jacqueline Brooks MSN 

• Meteor clue to end of Middle East civilisations

  April 11, 2001 Robert Matthews Telegraph (UK)

  evidence that a devastating meteor impact in the Middle East might have triggered the mysterious collapse of civilizations more than 4,000 years ago

• The Archean Dongwanzi Ophiolite, North China Craton: World's Oldest Known Complete Ophiolite (abstract)

  April 10, 2001 Timothy M. Kusky, Jianghai Li, and Robert D. Tucker Geological Society of America, Cordilleran Section - 97th Annual Meeting

• Biotech CEO says map missed much of genome

  April 9, 2001 Raja Mishra Boston Globe

• "Discontinuity in Biology" (Conference Announcement)

  April 9, 2001 Cedarville University, Cedarville, Ohio

• Computers that improve themselves

  April 9, 2001 Paul Gilster newobserver.com

• On the Trail of a Few More Ancestors

  April 8, 2001 John Noble Wilford New York Times

  fossils of what may be the earliest known ancestor of the human family have been unearthed in Kenya

• Odyssey Off to Mars, Seeking Water and a Bit of Redemption

  April 8, 2001

• Biology Text Illustrations More Fiction Than Fact

  April 8, 2001 James Glanz New York Times

• Evolutionists Battle New Theory on Creation

  April 8, 2001 James Glanz New York Times

• Evolutionists Battle New Theory on Creation

  April 8, 2001 James Glanz New York Times

• News Update/Commentary

  Test boosts notion that comets brought life

  April 6, 2001 Richard Stenger CNN

• Meteorite disappoints scientists after a year-long study

  April 6, 2001  CNN

  a meteorite that fell on a frozen Canadian lake has been found to contain none of the organic ingredients believed necessary to have initiated life on Earth

• "Rethinking Water on Mars and the Origin of Life" requires free registration

  April 6, 2001 Richard A. Kerr Science, v.292, p.39-40

• Found in sequence space

  April 5, 2001 John Whitfield Nature science update

  "you'd have to strain a sizeable quantity of primordial soup before you found something that evolution could get its teeth into"

• Origins of Species and Inheritance of Bacteria (Distinguished Scientist Lecture Series)

  April 3, 2001  Lynn Margulis Duquesne University

  Symbiogenesis provides a mechanism to resolve the major issues of evolution: how do great evolutionary changes occur, how do new species appear, and what leads to new taxonomic groups?

• The New Old Man

  April 2, 2001  Sharon Begley Newsweek

  discovery of a 3.5 million-year-old skull suggests that the famous ‘Lucy’ may not be our direct ancestor

• The New Old Man

  April 2, 2001  Sharon Begley Newsweek — discovery of a 3.5 million-year-old skull suggests that the famous ‘Lucy’ may not be our direct ancestor

• Evolution bill focus to be changed

  April 2, 2001  Seth Blomeley Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

  the Arkansas House member sponsoring a bill to require that evolution be referred to as a theory in public schools said Friday that he plans to water down his bill to require only that the Department of Education study the accuracy of textbooks

• Institute for the Study of Christianity in an Age of Science and Technology (Australia)

  April 2, 2001

• Book

  The Creation Controversy & The Science Classroom

  April 2, 2001 James W. Skehan, Craig E. Nelson, and Gerald Skoog NSTA Press, National Science Teachers Association

  provides religious grounding in favor of modern science and effective
  strategies for dealing with common creationism arguments

• Colorful Pebbles and Darwin's Dictum

  April 1, 2001 Michael Shermer Scientific American, v.284, p.38

  Darwin was right: the facts never just speak for themselves; science is an exquisite blend of data and theory

• Anthropology in the News

  April 1, 2001

• Do Animals Have Culture?

  April 1, 2001 Meredith F. Small Scientific American — an eminent primatologist challenges long-held convictions about what makes humans distinct; review of The Ape and the Sushi Master: Cultural Reflections of a Primatologist

• Chicxulub and the Demise of the Dinosaurs

  April 1, 2001 Don B. DeYoung Impact, n.334, Institute for Creation Research

• Book

  Darwin's God: Evolution and the Problem of Evil

  April 1, 2001 Cornelius G. Hunter Brazos Press (Baker Books)

  see also Amazon and Christian Book Distributors

• P/T extinction explained

  April 1, 2001 Geotimes

  evidence that a giant extraterrestrial body collided with the supercontinent Pangaea and triggered catastrophic events that obliterated nearly 90 percent of Earth’s organisms at the Permian-Triassic boundary

• Evolution trial remembered

  April 1, 2001 Geotimes

  almost 20 years after McLean vs. Arkansas declared creation science was religion and not science at all, the antievolution movement has itself evolved

• Genetic research to eliminate disease should not be prevented by fear

  April 1, 2001  Independent Argument (United Kingdom)

• A Map to Nowhere

  April 1, 2001 Tom Bethell The American Spectator

  the genome isn't a code and we can't read it

• PhyloCode

  April 1, 2001 Ohio University

  a formal set of rules designed (1) to name the parts of the tree of life by explicit reference to phylogeny and (2) to be used concurrently with the existing Linnaean nomenclature

• The New Creationists

  April 1, 2001  Nina Shapiro SeattleWeekly.com

  Seattle's Discovery Institute leads a national movement challenging Darwinism

• Book

  Surviving Galeras

  April 1, 2001 Stanley Williams and Fen Montaigne Houghton Mifflin Co.

  a harrowing first-person account of a volcanic eruption and its aftermath; see also Amazon

• Is Life That Simple?

  April 1, 2001 Eli Kintisch Discover, v.22

  as a team of researchers strips genes from the simplest bacterium to create a life-form nature never thought of, some wonder what might happen if it gets out of the lab

• "The Genetic Archaeology of Race"

  April 1, 2001 Steve Olson The Atlantic Monthly, v.287, n.4, p.69-80

  DNA analysis is explaining where "racial difference" comes from and what it does and doesn't mean; the study of human genetic variation has become the most contentious area in modern science

• Book

  How Blind Is the Watchmaker?: Nature's Design & the Limits of Naturalistic Science

  April 1, 2001 Neil Broom; William A. Dembski, forward Intervarsity Press

• Book

  The Defective Image: How Darwinism Fails to Provide an Adequate Account of the World

  April 1, 2001 Ben M. Carter University Press of America

  see also Amazon