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• Book

  Catastrophe: An Investigation into the Origins of Modern Civilization

  February 1, 2000 David Keys Ballantine Books

• Book

  100 Scientists Who Shaped World History

  February 1, 2000 John Hudson Tiner Bluewood Books

  religious affiliations

• New Mars meteorite found ... in an L.A. junkyard

  January 31, 2000 Discovery Channel

• Where Are We Headed?

  January 30, 2000 New York Times Robert Wright argues that human history does indeed have a purpose.

• News Update/Commentary

  Researchers build huge DNA chains

  January 27, 2000 BBC News

• "The Pleistocene serpent Wonambi and the early evolution of snakes" requires free registration

  January 27, 2000 Nature, v.403, p.416-420

• Venting Life Deep Down: Life Without Sunlight

  January 25, 2000 ABC News

  In the dark, crushing depths along the Mid-Atlantic Ridge are communities of creatures that survive amid a toxic brew of metals and temperatures reaching 700ºF.

• New Large Dino Discovered

  January 25, 2000 ABC News Patagonia valley may yield more finds

• Dinosaur-bird link smashed in fossil flap

  January 25, 2000 USA Today

• "Basaltic Rocks from the Pinacate Volcanic Field Yield Notably Young ⁴⁰Ar/³⁹Ar Ages"

  January 25, 2000 James T. Gutmann, Brent D. Turrin, and John C. Dohrenwend

  EOS, Transactions (American Geophysical Union), v.81, n.4, p.33,37

• "Darwin, as fit as ever: Evolution in action"

  January 24, 2000 U.S. News & World Report, v.128, p.49

• News Update/Commentary

  Giant dinosaur eggs found

  January 22, 2000 BBC News

• News Update/Commentary

  Dino-Bird Fossil Controversy

  January 21, 2000 National Geographic NEWS

• Scientist disputes fossil is 'missing link' between dinosaurs, birds

  January 21, 2000 CNN.com

• Ancient Earth wobble slightly shifted poles

  January 21, 2000 CNN.com

• Black Holes Begin to Lose Their Mystery

  January 21, 2000 Robert Irion Science, v.287, n.5452, p.411

• Peer-reviewed Paper

  Late Cretaceous Polar Wander of the Pacific Plate: Evidence of a Rapid True Polar Wander Event

  January 21, 2000 William W. Sager and Anthony A. P. Koppers Science, v.287, n.5452, p.455-459

  | See Also Did the Dinosaurs Live on a Topsy-Turvy Earth?

• A Reluctant Israeli Public Grapples with What Scholarship Reveals About the Old Testament's Version of History

  January 21, 2000 Haim Watzman The Chronicle of Higher Education, v.46, p.A19

  news reports of scholarship arguing that the Bible is not literal history have angered and unsettled the Israeli public

• News Update/Commentary

  Scientists probe the quantum world

  January 20, 2000 BBC News

• Newly discovered dinosaur believed to be the largest

  January 19, 2000 Discovery Channel

• Geological and Geochemical Clocks: Time for a Reasonable Explanation

  January 19, 2000 P. Edgar Hare Adventist Today, v.2, n.5, p.9-10

• The Church and Earth Science

  January 19, 2000 Richard Hammill Adventist Today, v.2, n.5, p.7-8

• Science Through the Eyes of Biblical Writers

  January 19, 2000 Robert H. Brown Adventist Today, v.2, n.5, p.5-6, 10

• Creation According to Genesis

  January 19, 2000 Ariel A. Roth Adventist Today, v.2, n.5, p.4-5

• The Search for Alternative Solutions

  January 19, 2000 Clyde L. Webster, Jr. Adventist Today, v.2, n.6, p.17-18

• Science Faculty Vary in Views on Creationism

  January 19, 2000 Floyd Petersen Adventist Today, v.2, n.6, p.19

• "Science & Faith Convention at Andrews University"

  January 19, 2000 James Stirling Adventist Today, v.6, n.5, p.14-16

• Scientists tackle 'Schroedinger's cat' paradox

  January 19, 2000 CNN.com

• All mixed up over birds and dinosaurs

  January 15, 2000 Science News, v.157, n.3

  red-faced and downhearted, paleontologists are growing convinced that they have been snookered by a bit of fossil fakery from China

• Deconstructing the 'Science Wars' by Reconstructing an Old Mold

  January 14, 2000 Stephen Jay Gould Science, v.287, p.253-261

• "EVOLUTION: Nature Steers a Predictable Course" requires free registration

  January 14, 2000 Science, v.287, p.207-209

• "Goodbye, peppered moths"

  January 13, 2000 Carl Wieland Creation ex nihilo, v.21, n.3, p.56

  a classic evolutionary story comes unstuck

• How old is Kennewick Man?

  January 13, 2000 CNN.com

• Scientists create 'DNA computer'

  January 13, 2000 CNN.com

• "Environmental genetics: Rapid chromosomal evolution in island mice" requires free registration

  January 13, 2000 Janice Britton-Davidian, et al. Nature, v.403, p.158

• No escaping asteroids

  January 12, 2000 BBC News it hit the dinosaurs and it could hit us

• Scientists slash estimate of near-Earth asteroids

  January 12, 2000 CNN.com

• Are We All From Mars?

  January 12, 2000 ABC News Earth and Mars may have swapped microbes

• News Update/Commentary

  Human gene race nears end

  January 11, 2000 BBC News

  the private gene-hunting company Celera Genomics has announced that it has 97% of all human genes in its grasp

• "Things We Ought to Know"

  January 10, 2000 Harold O. J. Brown Christianity Today, v.44, n.1, p.81

  review of Charles Colson and Nancy Pearcey's book How Now Shall We Live?; see also

  Twelve Angry Men

  January 10, 2000 Reginald Rose

  a drama of issues involved in weighing evidence; book and

  Human Genome 90% Done

  January 10, 2000 ABC News company has sequenced nearly all human genes

• "The Search for Intelligent Design in the Universe"

  January 9, 2000 Michelle Quinn San Jose Mercury News

  Johnson is a new breed of creationist, one who uses books and articles rather than a pulpit to argue his position. He says even more should be taught about evolution -- including its contradictions. Johnson  argues that, like him, most Americans believe i

• The fairy tales of evolutionary psychology: Of Vice and Men / April 3, 2000

  January 9, 2000 New Republic Online

  In science's pecking order, evolutionary biology lurks somewhere near the bottom, far closer to phrenology than to physics.

• The Search for Intelligent Design in the Universe

  January 9, 2000 San Jose Mercury News (Silicon Valley magazine) about Philip Johnson

• Galapagos iguanas shrink to survive El Niño

  January 7, 2000 CNN News

• Archaeology in the Holy Land

  January 7, 2000 Michael Balter Science, v.287, p.28-29

  see additional related articles, p.29-35

• Evolution: Bringing Molecules into the Fold (pdf)

  January 7, 2000 Cell, v.100, p.1-11

  "our understanding of evolutionary processes and mechanisms is incomplete"

• Person of the Century: Albert Einstein

  January 3, 2000 Time Magazine

• Panel Discussion on Hugh Ross’ Contribution in Philosophy and Theology of Science

  January 3, 2000 Philosophia Christi, v.21, n.1 the journal of the Evangelical Philosophical Society, Biola University