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• For God’s sake, have Charles Darwin’s theories made any difference to our lives?

  January 11, 2009 Bryan Appleyard Times Online (UK)

  it is the bicentenary of Charles Darwin’s birth but creationists and scientists alike may spoil the party

• Sociable Darwinists: The Americans who believed in "survival of the fittest"

  January 11, 2009 Louis Bayard Washington Post, p.BW05

• REVIEW: January 11, 2009

  January 11, 2009 Los Angeles Times

  Herbert Spencer promoted evolution as a progression in nature and society

• Guest Commentary: The bicentennial of 2 great men: the emancipator and the evolutionist

  January 10, 2009 Allen Malnak Naples Daily News (Florida)

• From Anglican to Atheist

  January 10, 2009 James Warila Culture 11

  for many religious believers, some form of theistic or directed evolution has been the solution to reconciling creation and Darwinism

• Seminar aims to show proof of creation

  January 10, 2009 Daralyn Schoenewald Reporter News (Abilene, TX)

  armed with a background in science and a firm belief in God, Brad Harrub spent the weekend at a seminar providing evidence for creation rather than evolution

• News Update/Commentary

  Scientists Refute Argument of Climate Skeptics

  January 10, 2009 Helmholtz Association of German Research Centres Science Daily

• Review: Darwin's Sacred Cause

  January 10, 2009 Richard Carter The Beagle Project Blog

• Peer-reviewed Paper

  The Capabilities of Chaos and Complexity

  January 9, 2009 David L. Abel International Journal of Molecular Sciences, v.10, n.1, p.247-291

  To what degree could chaos and complexity have organized a Peptide or RNA World of crude yet necessarily integrated protometabolism? How far could such protolife evolve in the absence of a heritable linear digital symbol system

• Announcing Origins, Science's New Evolution Blog

  January 9, 2009 ScienceNOW Daily News

• News Update/Commentary

  The Ribosome: Perfectionist Protein-maker Trashes Errors

  January 9, 2009 Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions Science Daily

• How materialists deconstruct love

  January 9, 2009 David Tyler Access Research Network (blog)

• News Update/Commentary

  Solution to Darwin's Dilemma of 1859

  January 9, 2009 The Geological Society of London Science Daily

• Immoral advances: Is science out of control?

  January 9, 2009 Dan Jones New Scientist, n.2690, p.29-33

  when research raises deeply felt objections, it's not enough just to dismiss them as "irrational"

• Darwin's Originality

  January 9, 2009 Peter J. Bowler Science, v.323, n.5911, p.223-226

• GEOCHEMISTRY: "The Descent of Minerals"

  January 9, 2009 Crisogono Vasconcelos and Judith A. McKenzie Science, v.323, n.5911, p.218-219

  the appearance of minerals during Earth history is closely linked to biological evolution

• EVOLUTIONARY ROOTS: "On the Origin of Life on Earth"

  January 9, 2009 Carl Zimmer Science, v.323, n.5911, p.198-199

  attempts to unravel how life originated on Earth by recreating the process in the laboratory

• EDITORIAL: "A Celebration and a Challenge"

  January 9, 2009 Andrew Sugden, Brooks Hanson, Elizabeth Pennisi, and Elizabeth Culotta Science, v.323, n.5911, p.185

  this issue marks the beginning of Science's coverage of two of Darwin's prominent anniversaries

• Darwin in the New World

  January 9, 2009 Bill Kauffman Wall Street Journal, p.A11

  when the father of Social Darwinism came to America, the place where the fittest were supposed to thrive

• Being Human: Love: Neuroscience reveals all

  January 8, 2009 Larry J. Young Nature, v.457, p.148

  Poetry it is not. Nor is it particularly romantic. But reducing love to its component parts helps us to understand human sexuality, and may lead to drugs that enhance or diminish our love for another.

• Earliest Americans took two paths

  January 8, 2009 Heidi Ledford Nature News

  genetic analysis suggests there were at least two migrations into the Americas

• A never-ending dance of RNA

  January 8, 2009 Erika Check Hayden Nature News

  the recreation of life's origins comes a self-catalysing step closer

• Artificial molecule evolves in the lab

  January 8, 2009 Ewen Callaway New Scientist

• Self-Replicating Chemicals Evolve into Lifelike Ecosystem

  January 8, 2009 Alexis Madrigal Wired (blog)

• News Update/Commentary

  Evolution in Action: Our Antibodies Take 'Evolutionary Leaps' to Fight Microbes

  January 8, 2009 Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology Science Daily

• Creation tunes in Darwin discord

  January 8, 2009 Mark Steel Canberra Times (Australia)

  Charles Darwin would probably love the fact that the 200th anniversary of his birth is being celebrated with radio shows, documentaries and exhibitions, but he might not have enjoyed the way that furious Christians still despise his theories and try to pr

• Dinosaur graveyard promises clues to extinction

  January 7, 2009 Nature, v.457, p.140

• Evolution & Epistemology

  January 7, 2009 Richard A. Jones American Vision

  in this day and age Presuppositional Apologetics is often your best "weapon" since more of your fellow citizens doubt God than ever before, even church-attending youth

• News Update/Commentary

  Four, Three, Two, One . . . Pterosaurs Have Lift Off

  January 7, 2009 Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions Science Daily

• Can Darwin be Saved?

  January 7, 2009 beliefnet (blog)

• My Genome, My Self

  January 7, 2009 Steven Pinker New York Times

• On the trail of early humans

  January 7, 2009 Laura Spinney New Scientist, n.2690, p.40-41

  in 2000, Brigitte Senut discovered the remains of the first human ancestor known to have walked upright

• Ten extinct beasts that could walk the Earth again

  January 7, 2009 Henry Nicholls New Scientist, n.2690, p.24-28

  there's no hope for the dinosaurs, but other long-dead creatures really could be brought back to life

• Multiversality

  January 7, 2009 Peter White New Scientist, n.2690, p.16

  Amanda Gefter contends that we are being offered a choice between God and a multiverse as explanations for our existence. Consider a third possibility...

• Danger ahead as the Sun goes quiet

  January 7, 2009 David Shiga New Scientist, n.2690, p.11

  the Sun is about to go into a period of low sunspot activity, which could let more harmful cosmic rays enter the solar system

• EDITORIAL: How to fix the Earth

  January 7, 2009 New Scientist, n.2690, p.3

  resurrection of extinct species or artificial trees to clean the atmosphere may not be so mad after all

• China's dinosaur 'graveyard' yields triceratops' cousin

  January 7, 2009 New Scientist, n.2690, p.4

  the huge skull of a ceratopsids, a relative of the horned triceratops, is one of the best finds in a mass grave of 7600 dinosaur fossils unearthed in China

• Dinosaur graveyard promises clues to extinction

  January 7, 2009 Nature, v.457, p.140

• Did black holes form before galaxies?

  January 7, 2009 Eric Hand Nature News

  astronomers work on universe's chicken-and-egg problem

• Troubling Times

  January 5, 2009 Joseph L. Conn Americans United

  New York Times promotes creation museum during special arts and leisure weekend

• 150 Years On, Darwin's Theory Still Provokes

  January 5, 2009 Han Sam-hee Chosun Ilbo (Korea)

• News Update/Commentary

  The 'first true scientist'

  January 4, 2009 Jim Al-Khalili BBC News

  another great physicist, who is worthy of ranking up alongside Newton, is a scientist born in AD 965 in what is now Iraq who went by the name of al-Hassan Ibn al-Haytham

• Final Guest Post: Looking Forward

  January 4, 2009 Ken Miller Discover (blog)

  third of three guest posts on blood clotting, evolution, and intelligent design

• How to Build a Brain

  January 4, 2009 Jason Rosenhouse evolution blog

• Smoke and Mirrors, Whales and Lampreys

  January 2, 2009 Ken Miller Discover (blog)

• How Kenneth Miller Used Smoke-and-Mirrors to Misrepresent Michael Behe on the Irreducible Complexity of the Blood-Clotting Cascade (Part 1)

  January 2, 2009 Casey Luskin Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• "How Old Is That Star?"

  January 2, 2009 David R. Soderblom Science, v.323, n.5910, p.45-46

• PLANETARY IMPACTS: "Did the Mammoth Slayer Leave a Diamond Calling Card?"

  January 2, 2009 Richard A. Kerr Science, v.323, n.5910, p.26

• "Nanodiamonds in the Younger Dryas Boundary Sediment Layer"

  January 2, 2009 D. J. Kennett, J. P. Kennett, A. West, C. Mercer, S. S. Que Hee, L. Bement, T. E. Bunch, M. Sellers, and W. S. Wolbach Science, v.323, n.5910, p.94

• Did a Comet Hit Earth 12,000 Years Ago?

  January 2, 2009 Scientific American

  nanodiamonds found across North America suggest that major climate change could have been cosmically instigated