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• "What Brings a World into Being?"

  April 1, 2001 David Berlinski Commentary Magazine, v.111, n.4

  Information -- from words on a page to the genetic code to the elementary particles in the cosmos -- seems to explain a lot; whether it explains what its enthusiasts claim for it (namely, everything) is another question.

• Radioactive Decay Caused by Neutrinos? (pdf)

  April 1, 2001 Eckhard Dieter Falkenberg Apeiron, v.8, n.2

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  Religion Explained

  April 1, 2001 Pascal Boyer Basic Books

  as an anthropological explanation for religious feeling, it is sure to arouse controversy; see also Amazon

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  Astrobiology

  April 1, 2001 Monica M. Grady Smithsonian Institution Press

• "Edward T. Oakes and His Critics: An Exchange"

  April 1, 2001 Phillip E. Johnson First Things, n.112, p.5-13

  response to book review of The Wedge of Truth

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  Why God Won't Go Away: Brain Science and the Biology of Belief

  April 1, 2001 Andrew Newberg, Eugene d'Aquili, and Vince Rause Ballantine Books

  see also Amazon

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  Darwin's Ghost: The Origin of Species Updated

  April 1, 2001 Steve Jones Random House

  see also Amazon, New York Times review

• response: "Edward T. Oakes and His Critics: An Exchange"

  April 1, 2001 First Things, n.112, p.5-13

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

  April 1, 2001 Neil Broom Intervarsity Press

  see also Amazon

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  In the Beginning: Compelling Evidence for Creation and the Flood (7th edition)

  April 1, 2001 Walt Brown Center for Scientific Creation

  see also Amazon

• EARTH: Hot flush over in a flash

  March 31, 2001  Philip Ball Nature science update

  new research reveals that the surface of the Earth might not have been hot enough for long enough to allow heat-loving bacteria to evolve from primal slime

• PHYSICS: Sun to help try relative values?

  March 30, 2001 Tom Clarke Nature science update

  a new proposal to track a long-range spacecraft as it whizzes past the Sun could give physicists their best analysis of General Relativity yet

• ARN-Announce

  March 30, 2001 Dennis Wagner Access Research Network, n.13

  upcoming events and new articles, books, videos and other resources on Intelligent Design

• "Forensic palaeontology: The Archaeoraptor forgery"

  March 29, 2001 Timothy Rowe, Richard A. Ketcham, Cambria Denison, Matthew Colbert, Xing Xu, and Philip J. Currie Nature, v.410, p.539-540

• "Climate variability 50,000 years ago in mid-latitude Chile as reconstructed from tree rings" requires free registration

  March 29, 2001 Fidel A. Roig, Carlos Le-Quesne, José A. Boninsegna, Keith R. Briffa, Antonio Lara, Håkan Grudd, Philip D. Jones, and Carolina Villigrán Nature, v.410, p.567-570

• Leaf me alone

  March 29, 2001 John Whitfield Nature science update

  plants can't run from trouble, but neither do they lie down and take it.

• Global climate: no change

  March 29, 2001  Tom Clarke Nature science update

  A new study of the growth rings of partially fossilized trees in southern Chile hints that the global climate before the last ice age was rather like today's.

• Tree of life sprouts mankind's destiny

  March 28, 2001 Adam Goodheart USA Today, p.13A

• Tree of life sprouts mankind's destiny

  March 28, 2001 Adam Goodheart USA Today, p.13A

• The Flat-Faced Guy From Kenya

  March 27, 2001 Nicholas Wade New York Times

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  The Flat-Faced Guy From Kenya

  March 27, 2001 Nicholas Wade New York Times

• "Great minds reflect on how God fits into the equation"

  March 27, 2001 Kevin Maney USA Today, p.1B

  the curiosity that makes technologists shine, puts faith to the test

• Atlantic Sturgeon Cling to Life in Virginia River

  March 27, 2001 Rex Springston National Geographic News (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

  the Atlantic sturgeon, a bone-plated 10-foot long behemoth that once kept company with dinosaurs, is clinging to life in the James River

• "Thy Will Be Done"

  March 27, 2001 The Atlantic Monthly, v.287, n.4, p.18-20 blind studies and unanswered prayers

• Meave Leakey Announces New Hominid Genus

  March 27, 2001 Phillip E. Johnson Access Research Network

  report on her lecture

• Researchers Find Big Risk of Defect in Cloning Animals

  March 25, 2001 Gina Kolata New York Times

• Fossil Find: The Family of Man Grows a Little Larger

  March 25, 2001 John Noble Wilford New York Times

• Newspaper Article

  Fossil Find: The Family of Man Grows a Little Larger

  March 25, 2001 John Noble Wilford New York Times

• Enlisting Science to Find the Fingerprints of a Creator

  March 25, 2001  Teresa Watanabe Los Angeles Times

  believers in 'intelligent design' try to redirect evolution disputes along intellectual lines

• Fossil Skull Diversifies Family Tree

  March 24, 2001 Bruce Bower Science News Online

• New Human Relative Shakes Family Tree

  March 23, 2001 Jennifer Viegas Discovery Channel

  Scientists working in northern Kenya have unearthed a battered, but almost complete, skull for a new breed of early human ancestor that could change human evolutionary history.

• New Human Relative Shakes Family Tree

  March 23, 2001 Jennifer Viegas Discovery Channel — Scientists working in northern Kenya have unearthed a battered, but almost complete, skull for a new breed of early human ancestor that could change human evolutionary history.

• TAXONOMY: Linnaeus's Last Stand?

  March 23, 2001 Elizabeth Pennisi Science, v.291, p.2304-2307

• Arkansas considers banning evolution from textbooks

  March 22, 2001 CNN (Reuters)

• Arkansas House Bill 2548 is a composite of anti-evolutionary sources

  March 22, 2001 Online Zoologists

• Discovery of an Ancient Skull Clouds the Origins of Humans

  March 22, 2001 Robert Lee Hotz Los Angeles Times

  find in Kenya confounds the belief in a single early ancestral species

• New fossil adds an early branch to the human family tree

  March 22, 2001 Gareth Cook Boston Globe

• Skull Raises Doubts About Our Ancestry

  March 22, 2001 Guy Gugliotta Washington Post

• Ancient skull points to new path for evolution

  March 22, 2001 Mark Sappenfield Christian Science Monitor

• "New hominin genus from eastern Africa shows diverse middle Pliocene lineages" requires free registration

  March 22, 2001 Meave G. Leakey, Fred Spoor, Frank H. Brown, Patrick N. Gathogo, Christopher Kiarie, Louise N. Leakey, and Ian McDougall Nature, v.410, p.433-440

• New hominid skull

  March 22, 2001 Henry Gee Nature science update

• Skull Raises Doubts About Our Ancestry

  March 22, 2001 Guy Gugliotta Washington Post

• New fossil adds an early branch to the human family tree

  March 22, 2001 Gareth Cook Boston Globe

• Discovery of an Ancient Skull Clouds the Origins of Humans

  March 22, 2001 Robert Lee Hotz Los Angeles Times — find in Kenya confounds the belief in a single early ancestral species

• The flat faced man of Kenya

  March 22, 2001  Nature feature of the week - general news reports

  • The New Old Man April 2, 2001

     Sharon Begley

  • Interstellar Infestations?

    March 22, 2001 Sky & Telescope

    computer simulations suggest that rocks blasted from Mars have up to an 8% chance of reaching Earth

  • An exceptionally preserved vermiform mollusc from the Silurian of England

    March 22, 2001 Mark D. Sutton, Derek E. G. Briggs, David J. Siveter, and Derek J. Siveter Nature, v.410, p.461-463

  • News Update/Commentary

    Fossil shakes the evolutionary tree

    March 21, 2001 MSNBC

    Scientists discover new genus of pre-human, raising questions about the origins of our species

  • News Update/Commentary

    Skull may redefine human ancestry

    March 21, 2001 CNN

  • New Find Challenges 'Lucy' as Mankind's Oldest Ancestor

    March 21, 2001 John Noble Wilford New York Times

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