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• Do Science and Christianity Conflict?

  October 1, 2000 Kenneth A. Boyce Bede's Library (the alliance of faith and reason)

• An Alternative Explanation for Plant-Bearing "Varved" Sequences from the Wilbanks Clay Pit (Middle Eocene), Western Tennessee

  October 1, 2000 B. Roger Moore, Michael A. Gibson, and David Dilcher Geological Society of America, Southeastern Section - 50th Annual Meeting

• Book

  Investigations

  October 1, 2000 Stuart A. Kauffman Oxford University Press

  see also Amazon

• Thomas Gold

  October 1, 2000 Cornell University

• review: Returning to Reason Reasonably

  October 1, 2000 Peter Berkowitz First Things, n.125, p.61-63

• Icons of Evolution: Science or Myth?

  October 1, 2000 Jonathan Wells Regnery Publishing — see also Amazon

• Book

  God, Science, and Humility: Ten Scientists Consider Humility Theology

  October 1, 2000 Robert L. Herrmann (editor) Templeton Foundation Press

  see also Amazon

• review: Singer in the Rain

  October 1, 2000 Nancy Pearcey First Things, n.106, p.57-63

• Book

  A Darwinian Left: Politics, Evolution and Cooperation

  October 1, 2000 Peter Singer Yale University Press

• "Increase of Maximum Life-Span in Sweden, 1861-1999" requires free registration

  September 29, 2000 J. R. Wilmoth, et al. Science, v.289, p.2366-2368

  see review: Age old

• "High Direct Estimate of the Mutation Rate in the Mitochondrial Genome of Caenorhabditis elegans" requires free registration

  September 29, 2000 Dee R. Denver, et al. Science, v.289, p.2342-2344

  see review: Running slow

• "Ice Man Warms Up for European Scientists" requires free registration

  September 29, 2000 Richard Stone Science, v.289, p.2253-2254

• ANTHROPOLOGY: Misconduct Alleged in Yanomamo Studies

  September 29, 2000 Charles C. Mann Science, v.289, p.2251-2253

• Fossil Databases Move to the Web

  September 29, 2000 Jocelyn Kaiser Science, v.289, p.2307

• What really killed T. Rex?

  September 28, 2000 Electronic Telegraph (United Kingdom)

• A yeast prion provides a mechanism for genetic variation and phenotypic diversity

  September 28, 2000 Heather L. True and Susan L. Lindquist Nature, v.407, p.477-483

  A major enigma in evolutionary biology is that new forms or functions often require the concerted effects of several independent genetic changes. It is unclear how such changes might accumulate when they are likely to be deleterious individually and be lo

• On Subject of 'E,' Ohio Ranks an 'F'

  September 27, 2000 David Lore Columbus Dispatch, p.4D

• California Gets 'A' in Evolution Education; 19 other states fail to make the grade in national survey

  September 27, 2000 San Francisco Chronicle

• When slime is not so thick

  September 27, 2000 BBC News a single-celled organism can negotiate the shortest way through a maze

• Scientists defrost 5,300 year-old-mummy

  September 26, 2000 CNN.com

• Good Science, Bad Science: Teaching Evolution in the States

  September 26, 2000 Lawrence S. Lerner Thomas B. Fordham Foundation

  evaluation of state standards for teaching evolution in the public schools

• Evolution teaching doesn't make the grade

  September 26, 2000 USA Today

• An enduring mystery

  September 25, 2000 Michael Satchell U.S. News & World Report, v.129, p.38

  evidence points to a flood of biblical proportions in the Black Sea area

• "Here be monsters"

  September 23, 2000 Graham Lawton New Scientist, v.167, p.22

  T. Rex, the icon of the dinosaur age, is about to be knocked off its pedestal

• A Victim of the Black Sea Flood Found

  September 22, 2000 Richard A. Kerr Science, v.289, p.2021-2022

• Dinosaur History Evolving with New Fossil Finds

  September 21, 2000 Hillary Mayell National Geographic

• Science report: A third of U.S. schools don't teach evolution

  September 21, 2000 CNN.com

• Adventists and the Scopes Trial

  September 21, 2000 James A. Dittes Adventist Review, v.177, p.8-12

• Open Line Focuses on Intelligent Design

  September 20, 2000 Moody Bible Institute hear the arguments yourself on the Moody Broadcasting Network

• Splitting the electron

  September 15, 2000 Philip Ball Nature (science update)

• ARN Announce

  September 15, 2000 Access Research Network, Newsletter #7

  Phillip Johnson's book, Chicago tour, and radio appearance; Paul Nelson speaking at CU Boulder and USAFA

• The 100,000-Year Ice-Age Cycle Identified and Found to Lag Temperature, Carbon Dioxide, and Orbital Eccentricity

  September 15, 2000 Nicholas J. Shackleton Science, v.289, p.1897-1902

• Galactic roundabout

  September 15, 2000 Philip Ball Nature Science Update

  An immense black hole, a bottomless pit that has swallowed a mass of over two million Suns and continues to suck up more, may lurk at the center of the Milky Way galaxy.

• Explorer Finds Evidence of Life Before Great Flood

  September 13, 2000 Sue Pleming Yahoo! News

• "Out of the digital ooze, robotic life"

  September 11, 2000 Charles W. Petit U.S. News & World Report, v.129, p.84

  designs evolve without human aid

• "Titanic"

  September 11, 2000 Marcus Chown New Scientist, v.167, p.24

  today's stars are mere whippersnappers compared with the first suns

• "PALEONTOLOGY: Biggest Extinction Hit Land and Sea" requires free registration

  September 8, 2000 Richard A. Kerr Science, v.289, p.1666-1667

• "The earliest known sauropod dinosaur" requires free registration

  September 7, 2000 Eric Buffetaut, et al. Nature, v.407, p.72-74

• Facts for Faith

  September 7, 2000 Reasons to Believe a Christian apologetics magazine

• Creation-Evolution Encyclopedia

  September 7, 2000 an astounding amount of scientific evidence disproving evolutionary theory has been uncovered

• Creation vs. Evolution, Part II

  September 7, 2000 a discussion/debate site by teens, for teens

• Origins of Niagara Falls: A Geological History

  September 7, 2000 "Thunder Alley, the most comprehensive web site about Niagara Falls"

• Doctrinal discussions: Science and Faith, Creation

  September 7, 2000 postings from a variety of viewpoints

• Ballard & the Black Sea: The Search for Noah's Flood

  September 7, 2000 see recent dispatches: ..., 9/3/00, 9/4/00, 9/5/00

• "Microtubule motors in mitosis" requires free registration

  September 7, 2000 David J. Sharp, Gregory C. Rogers, and Jonathan M. Scholey Nature, v.407, p.41-47

• The Five Worst Extinctions in Earth's History

  September 7, 2000 Lee Siegel space.com

• Christian Right Lobbies to Overturn Second Law of Thermodynamics

  September 6, 2000 the Onion

• An Evaluation of Ten Recent Biology Textbooks

  September 5, 2000 Jonathan Wells Discovery Institute, Center for the Renewal of Science and Culture

  based on their use of: Miller-Urey experiment, Darwin's tree of life, homology in vertebrate limbs, Haeckel's embryos, Archaeopteryx

• Quake Hits California on New Fault, Startling the Experts

  September 4, 2000 New York Times

• A Mathematician's View of Evolution

  September, 2000 Granville Sewell Mathematical Intelligencer, v.22, n.4, p.5-7

  | See Also Mathematical Intelligencer