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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.

• Is Richard Dawkins still evolving?

  October 23, 2008 Melanie Phillips Spectator

  at the beginning of the debate Dawkins made a most startling admission: "a serious case could be made for a deistic God"

• News Update/Commentary

  Fitness in a Changing World: Genetics and Adaptations of Alaskan Stickleback Fish

  October 22, 2008 National Science Foundation Science Daily

• Debating Ideas vs. Legitimizing Falsehoods

  October 22, 2008 Scott Jaschik Inside Higher Ed

  the mock trial of a fictional fired public high school teacher who taught creationism in biology class

• Creationists declare war over the brain

  October 22, 2008 Amanda Gefter New Scientist, n.2679, p.46-47

• Early dinosaur's feathers were for show, not flight

  October 22, 2008 CBC News (Canada)

• First Dinosaur Feathers for Show, Not Flight?

  October 22, 2008 Charles Q. Choi National Geographic News

• News Update/Commentary

  New feathered dinosaur discovered

  October 22, 2008 James Morgan BBC News

  the fossil of a "bizarre" feathered dinosaur from the era before birds evolved has been discovered in China

• Row brews over when photosynthesis emerged

  October 22, 2008 Anna Petherick Nature News

  research contradicts key evidence that Sun-fuelled life arose 2.7 billion years ago

• 'Jumping gene' leapt into ancient mammals' DNA

  October 22, 2008 New Scientist, n.2679, p.15

• Volcanic lightning may have sparked life on Earth

  October 22, 2008 New Scientist, n.2679, p.14

• The Smell of Change in Our Understanding of Pseudogenes

  October 22, 2008 Jean K. Lightner Answers in Genesis

• 'Dinosaur dance floor' unearthed in Arizona

  October 21, 2008 Dara Brown MSNBC (Live Science)

  more than 1000 dinosaur footprints along with tail-drag marks have been discovered along the Arizona-Utah border

• Huge Mountain Range Should Not Be There

  October 21, 2008 Live Science

  an Antarctic mountain range that rivals the Alps in elevation will be probed this month

• News Update/Commentary

  'Filament' of Dark Matter Supports 'Bubbly' Universe Theory

  October 21, 2008 Tel Aviv University Science Daily

• Magazine Article

  The Many Worlds of Hugh Everett

  October 21, 2008 Peter Byrne Scientific American

  After his now celebrated theory of multiple universes met scorn, Hugh Everett abandoned the world of academic physics. He turned to top secret military research and led a tragic private life.

• RMB on ‘Science’ and the ‘Religious Outlook’

  October 20, 2008 Eric J. de Silva The Island-Opinion (Sri Lanka)

• The paradoxical history of Descartes' bones

  October 20, 2008 David Tyler Access Research Network (blog)

• 'Space invader' DNA infiltrated mammalian genomes

  October 20, 2008 Jessica Griggs New Scientist

• News Update/Commentary

  Rock records dino 'dance floor'

  October 20, 2008 BBC News

  scientists have identified an amazing collection of dinosaur footprints on the Arizona-Utah border in the US

• A more fearsome saber-toothed cat

  October 20, 2008 Sid Perkins Science News

  fossils suggest creature’s bite was devastating

• Brain Structure Provides Key to Function of Dinosaur Crests

  October 20, 2008 Terra Daily (Los Angeles)

• The disease legacy of our distant ancestors

  October 19, 2008 David Robson New Scientist, n.2678, p.12

• "Getting Our History Right: Six Errors about Darwin and His Influence" (pdf)

  October 19, 2008 Hiram Caton Evolutionary Psychology, v.5, n.1, p.52-69

• How pterosaurs took flight

  October 19, 2008 Sid Perkins Science News

  ancient reptiles may have leapfrogged into the sky

• "The Miller Volcanic Spark Discharge Experiment"

  October 17, 2008 Adam P. Johnson, H. James Cleaves, Jason P. Dworkin, Daniel P. Glavin, Antonio Lazcano, and Jeffrey L. Bada Science, v.322, n.5900, p.404

• MASS EXTINCTION: "Most Devastating Mass Extinction Followed Long Bout of Sea Sickness"

  October 17, 2008 Richard A. Kerr Science, v.322, n.5900, p.359

• Mock Trial to Explore Creation Science

  October 17, 2008 Nicole Green KYPost

  Northern Kentucky University will host a mock trial that will turn local citizens into jurors on the issue of whether public school science teachers should be allowed to teach creation science

• The Synod on the Bible looks for middle ground; A 'poignant' press conference

  October 17, 2008 John L. Allen, Jr. National Catholic Reporter

• World's First Known Dog Ate Big Game

  October 17, 2008 Jennifer Viegas Discovery Channel

• "Relics of the modern mind"

  October 16, 2008 Lisa Jardine Nature, v.455, p.863-864 — our enduring search for meaning in life explains the reverence with which the bones of seventeenth-century French philosopher René Descartes were worshipped

• The cranial endoskeleton of Tiktaalik roseae

  October 16, 2008 Jason P. Downs, Edward B. Daeschler, Farish A. Jenkins, and Neil H. Shubin Nature, v.455, p.925-929

  EDITOR'S SUMMARY: Fins to limbs: joining the dots

• Yeast reveals sexual selection in action

  October 16, 2008 Natasha Gilbert Nature News

  microbe provides way to track evolution gene by gene

• Did Volcanoes Spark Life on Earth?

  October 16, 2008 Phil Berardelli ScienceNOW Daily News

• News Update/Commentary

  Details of Evolutionary Transition from Fish to Land Animals Revealed

  October 15, 2008 University of Chicago Medical Center Science Daily

• Fish Fossil Yields Anatomical Clues on How Animals of the Sea Made It to Land

  October 15, 2008 John Noble Wilford New York Times

• Jupiter produced greatest pounding in Earth's history

  October 15, 2008 New Scientist

• Documents Contradict Prior Media Reports and Darwinists’ Spin (pdf)

  October 15, 2008 Texans for Better Science Education

  newly released internal documents indicate former TEA official Chris Comer resigned over misconduct and insubordination issues -- not over her views on evolution

• Selection and gene flow on a diminishing cline of melanic peppered moths

  October 14, 2008 Ilik J. Saccheri, François Rousset, Phillip C. Watts, Paul M. Brakefield, and Laurence M. Cook Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences

• Dark energy: the quest for galaxies

  October 13, 2008 Eric Hand Nature News

  South Pole Telescope offers fresh view of Universe's expansion

• 'Devils' trails' are world's oldest human footprints

  October 13, 2008 Catherine Brahic New Scientist

• Religion vs science: can the divide between God and rationality be reconciled?

  October 11, 2008 Paul Vallely Independent (UK)

• Collective Behavior in an Early Cambrian Arthropod

  October 10, 2008 Xian-Guang Hou, Derek J. Siveter, Richard J. Aldridge, and David J. Siveter Science, v.322, n.5899, p.224

• "Sauropod Gigantism"

  October 10, 2008 P. Martin Sander and Marcus Clauss Science, v.322, n.5899, p.200-201

• DNA test proves it -- baby shark has no father

  October 10, 2008 CNN (Associated Press)

• How Long Until We Find a Second Earth?

  October 10, 2008 Robert Kunzig Discover Magazine

  researchers are racing to find the first planet that might support life as we know it

• News Update/Commentary

  Can Genetic Information Be Controlled by Light?

  October 10, 2008 Christian-Albrechts-Universitaet zu Kiel Science Daily

• Panspermia theory burned to a crisp: bacteria couldn’t survive on meteorite

  October 10, 2008 Jonathan Sarfati Creation Ministries International

• $7.5 trillion for a 'transitional' fossil?

  October 10, 2008 Colin Barras New Scientist (blog)

  Turkish creationist has just offered ten trillion lira to "anyone who produces a single intermediate-form fossil demonstrating evolution"

• A year later, Creation Museum claiming big crowds

  October 10, 2008 Dylan T. Lovan Washington Post (Associated Press)

• How Long Until We Find a Second Earth?

  October 10, 2008 Robert Kunzig Discover Magazine

  researchers are racing to find the first planet that might support life as we know it