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DISCLAIMER: The following links do not necessarily represent endorsement by the Geoscience Research Institute, but are meant to provide information from a wide range of viewpoints and expertise on scientific issues, religious issues, and the interface between the two, particularly in the area of creation and evolution.

• Book

  Evolution -- the Extended Synthesis

  April 1, 2010 MIT Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Science vs Religion: What Scientists Really Think

  April 1, 2010 Oxford University Press

  see also Amazon

• Swept Away: New Modeling Buoys Raft Theory for Origin of Madagascar's Mammals

  April 1, 2010 Scientific American

  millions of years ago, it was possible to drift from Africa on vegetation set loose by storms

• It's Gettin' Hot in Here: The Big Battle Over Climate Science

  April 1, 2010 Discover Magazine

  Two eminent climatologists share much different views: Michael Mann--whose private emails were hacked--points a finger at skeptics. Judith Curry believes humans are warming the planet but criticizes her colleagues for taking s

• Creation-Evolution Headlines

  April 1, 2010 David F. Coppedge Master Plan Productions

• Book

  Intelligent Design Uncensored: An Easy-to-Understand Guide to the Controversy

  April 1, 2010 Intervarsity Press

  see also Amazon

• Back from the Future

  April 1, 2010 Discover Magazine

  A series of quantum experiments shows that measurements performed in the future can influence the present. Does that mean the universe has a destiny--and the laws of physics pull us inexorably toward our prewritten fate?

• Back From the Future

  April 1, 2010 Discover Magazine

  A series of quantum experiments shows that measurements performed in the future can influence the present. Does that mean the universe has a destiny--and the laws of physics pull us inexorably toward our prewritten fate?

• Is the Search for Immutable Laws of Nature a Wild-Goose Chase?

  April 1, 2010 Discover Magazine

  four iconoclastic thinkers are challenging the assumption of scientists from Newton to Einstein: that there is one set of laws that perfectly describe the universe for all time

• Book

  Supernatural Selection: How Religion Evolved

  April 1, 2010 Oxford University Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  How It Ends: From You to the Universe

  April 1, 2010 W. W. Norton

  see also Amazon and Book

  Never Pure: Historical Studies of Science as if It Was Produced by People with Bodies, Situated in Time, Space, Culture, and Society, and Struggling for Credibility and Authority

  April 1, 2010 Johns Hopkins University Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  The Waning of Materialism

  April 1, 2010 Oxford University Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Life from an RNA World: The Ancestor Within

  April 1, 2010 Harvard University Press

  see also Amazon and

  The search for Earth-like planets

  April 1, 2010 Wayne Spencer Journal of Creation, v.24, n.1, p.72-76

• Creation Evidence Museum

  April 1, 2010

• Book

  Plastic Fantastic: How the Biggest Fraud in Physics Shook the Scientific World

  April 1, 2010 Palgrave Macmillan

  see also Amazon and Google books

• Book

  How It Ends: From You to the Universe

  April 1, 2010 W. W. Norton

  see also Amazon

• Nurse logs: An ecological strategy in a late Paleozoic forest from the southern Andean region

  April 1, 2010 Geology, v.38, n.4, p.295-298

  Report on fossil trunks, some in life position, intercalated between volcanic rocks and deposited in flooded environments (probably coastal lagoons). Only one tree species was present in this forest.

• Scientific fraud, and how not to do it

  March 31, 2010 Jonathan Beard New Scientist, n.2754, p.43

  an improbably entertaining guide to ethics -- and the lack of them -- in scientific research

• INTERVIEW: March 19, 2010

  March 31, 2010 Inside Higher Ed

• Strewth mate, T. rex has family down under

  March 31, 2010 New Scientist, n.2754, p.12

  a fossil found in Victoria, Australia, is the first piece of evidence showing that Tyrannosaurus rex's ancestors once lived in the southern hemisphere

• Toads can 'predict earthquakes' and seismic activity

  March 31, 2010 Matt Walker BBC

• Bursting the genomics bubble

  March 31, 2010 Nature News

  the Human Genome Project attracted investment beyond what a rational analysis would have predicted ... there are pros and cons to that

• News Update/Commentary

  Ancient Snakes Living on Madagascar

  March 31, 2010 Penn State Science Daily

• Book

  Inherit the Wind: A Lesson in Distorting History

  March 31, 2010 Jerry Bergman Answers Research Journal, v.3, p.61-69

• "Human genome at ten: Life is complicated"

  March 31, 2010 Nature, v.464, p.664-667

  the more biologists look, the more complexity there seems to be ... is there a way to make life simpler

• p.12-15 — "Creation & Resurrection"

  March 31, 2010 Impact

• p.16-17 — "Understanding Evidence for the Biblical Timescale"

  March 31, 2010 Back to Genesis

• p.18 — "A Barrier to Evolution"

  March 31, 2010 Back to Genesis

• "River reveals chilling tracks of ancient flood"

  March 31, 2010 Quirin Schiermeier Nature, v.464, p.657

  water from melting ice sheet took unexpected route to the ocean

• Bipedal walking at Laetoli

  March 30, 2010 David Tyler Access Research Network (blog)

• News Update/Commentary

  Magnets 'can modify our morality'

  March 30, 2010 BBC News

  scientists have shown they can change people's moral judgements by disrupting a specific area of the brain with magnetic pulses

• Brain damage skews our moral compass

  March 30, 2010 New Scientist, n.2754, p.10

  the discovery is helping to unravel how we make moral judgements -- and has implications for people's fitness to serve as jurors or judges

• Religion Distinct from Human Evolutionary Genetics: Garners University Professor Ayala Templeton Prize

  March 29, 2010 Mary Anne Simpson physorg.com

• Moral confusion in the name of “science”

  March 29, 2010 Sam Harris Project Reason

• Smithsonian’s New Human Origins Exhibit Targets Students Who Doubt Darwinism

  March 29, 2010 Casey Luskin Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Is the Supernatural Only Natural?

  March 27, 2010 Wall Street Journal

  religion tastes sweet to the brain--especially the remarkable idea of an afterlife

• Dinosaur Project: Excavation and Taphonomic Research

  March 27, 2010 Southwestern Adventist University

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• REVIEW:

  March 27, 2010 Tim Radford Guardian (UK)

  the fruitless search for extraterrestrial intelligence

• UC Irvine's Francisco Ayala wins Templeton Prize

  March 26, 2010 Mitchell Landsberg Los Angeles Times

  the biologist and ordained priest espouses the idea that the theory of evolution is consistent with Christianity; the prize honors achievements in affirming spirituality

• A Southern Tyrant Reptile

  March 26, 2010 Science, v.327, n.5973, p.1613

  fossil evidence indicates that tyrannosaurs also inhabited the southern continents in the late Early Cretaceous period

• Ancient DNA from Siberia Fingers a Possible New Human Lineage

  March 26, 2010 Michael Balter Science, v.327, n.5973, p.1566-1567

  evolutionary geneticists analyzing a sample of a 40,000-year-old human finger bone from a Siberian cave have apparently identified a new lineage of ancient human, the first time that this has been done using

• "Latest Prize Bolsters Templeton's Shift to Mainstream"

  March 26, 2010 Science, v.327, n.5973, p.1565

  this week the Templeton Foundation awarded its annual $1.5 million Templeton Prize to Francisco Ayala, a priest-turned-biologist who for decades has campaigned against the teaching of creationism and intelligent d

• Comet crash creates potential for life

  March 26, 2010 Katharine Sanderson Nature News

  shock waves could force amino-acid forming chemistry

• Can Science Explain Heaven?

  March 26, 2010 Lisa Miller Newsweek

  scientists try to explain near-death experiences

• Blog Post

  The Teeny Tyrant from Down Under

  March 26, 2010 Nature

  a pubis bone from a human-sized tyrannosaur has been discovered in Australia

• Blog Post

  NAS under fire as Templeton Prize goes to Francisco Ayala

  March 26, 2010 Daniel Cressey Nature

• Francisco Ayala wins Templeton 2010

  March 25, 2010 Mark Vernon Guardian (UK)

  an evolutionary geneticist and former monk has won the world's biggest prize for 'entrepreneurs of the spirit'

• Magazine Article

  Templeton prize is bad news for religion, not science

  March 25, 2010 Michael Brooks New Scientist