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• News Update/Commentary

  Evolution of an Imprinted Domain in Mammals

  June 3, 2008 Public Library of Science Science Daily

• Theos wins major grant to 'rescue' Darwin

  June 3, 2008 Theos (the public theology think tank in the UK)

• Theos and Faraday seek to ‘Wash Whiter’ or is it a ‘Whitewash?’

  June 3, 2008 Science & Values

  a recent Theos press release states that both Theos and Faraday, together with Templeton funding have joined together to analyse and research the nature and extent of both pro-evolutionary and anti-evolutionary opinion in the UK

• News Update/Commentary

  Various Species' Genes Evolve to Minimize Protein Production Errors

  June 3, 2008 Harvard University Science Daily

• In at the Birth of Death

  June 2, 2008 New York Times until this year, no astronomer had ever seen a supernova explode

• Creationist school fights ruling

  June 2, 2008 Jeannie Kever Houston Chronicle

  Institute for Creation Research appeals state's decision to prevent offering of science education degree

• Mutations may make humans walk on all fours

  June 2, 2008 Heidi Ledford Nature News

  genetic analysis revives dispute about why some humans are quadrupeds

• T. rex and the Crater of Doom

  June 1, 2008 Walter Alvarez Princeton University Press

  see also Amazon

• World's oldest embryo found in fossilised fish

  June 1, 2008 Emma Young New Scientist, n.2658

• Put a Little Science in Your Life

  June 1, 2008 Brian Greene New York Times

• Excerpt from Adnan Oktar's press conference after he was sentenced of 3 years prison

  June 1, 2008 Harun Yahya the Atlas of Creation has had a huge impact, like an atom bomb

• Science Research Foundation Defense File

• My faith has room enough for science

  June 1, 2008 Dow Marmur Toronto Star

• Scientists rally against creationist 'superstition'

  June 1, 2008 Ian Johnston The Independent (UK)

  to mark a double anniversary celebrating Charles Darwin, the father of evolution, his supporters are taking the fight to their opponents

• News Update/Commentary

  Living Fossils Have Long- and Short-term Memory Despite Lacking Brain Structures of Modern Cephalopods

  June 1, 2008 Journal of Experimental Biology Science Daily

• How Our Brains are Wired for Belief

  June 1, 2008 Michael Cromartie Ethics and Public Policy Center

• Book

  Acts & Facts, v.37, n.6 (pdf)

  June 1, 2008 Institute for Creation Research

• Creation-Evolution Headlines

  June 1, 2008 David F. Coppedge Master Plan Productions

• Using Causality to Solve the Puzzle of Quantum Spacetime

  June 1, 2008 Jerzy Jurkiewicz, Renate Loll, and Jan Ambjorn Scientific American

  a new approach to the decades-old problem of quantum gravity goes back to basics and shows how the building blocks of space and time pull themselves together

• Book

  Dissent Over Descent: Intelligent Design's Challenge to Darwinism

  June 1, 2008 Steve Fuller Icon Books

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Darwin's Garden

  June 1, 2008 Michael Boulter Constable & Robinson

  see also Amazon

• On the Origin of a Theory

  June 1, 2008 Richard Conniff Smithsonian magazine

  Charles Darwin's bid for enduring fame was sparked 150 years ago by word of a rival's research

• Book

  Only a Theory: Evolution and the Battle for America's Soul

  June 1, 2008 Kenneth R. Miller Viking (Penguin)

  see also Amazon

• Book

  The Tragic Sense of Life: Ernst Haeckel and the Struggle over Evolutionary Thought

  June 1, 2008 Robert J. Richards University of Chicago Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Human: The Science Behind What Makes Us Unique

  June 1, 2008 Michael S. Gazzaniga HarperCollins

  see also Amazon

• REVIEW: 13 August 2008

  June 1, 2008 New Scientist, n.2669, p.45

• Darwin's Garden: Down House and the Origin of the Species

  June 1, 2008 Michael Boulter Constable & Robinson — see also Amazon

• Book

  Old Earth Creationism on Trial: The Verdict Is In

  June 1, 2008 Tim Chaffey and Jason Lisle New Leaf Publishing Group

  see also Amazon and Answers in Genesis

• Book

  God, Actually

  June 1, 2008 Roy Williams

  ABC Books (Australia)

• Book

  The Patristic Understanding of Creation

  June 1, 2008 William A. Dembski, Wayne J. Downs, and Justin B. A. Frederick Erasmus Press

  an anthology of writings from the church fathers on creation and design; see also Amazon

• Book

  Human: The Science Behind What Makes Us Unique

  June 1, 2008 Michael S. Gazzaniga Ecco (HarperCollins)

  see also Amazon

• A Christian Physicist’s Dispatch from the Evolution Wars

  June 1, 2008 Glenn Branch Skeptical Inquirer

• Book

  Consciousness and the Existence of God: A Theistic Argument

  June 1, 2008 Routledge

  see also Amazon

• REVIEW: October 6, 2009

  June 1, 2008 Spectrum Magazine

• Naturalism and Supernaturalism: A False Dichotomy (pdf)

  June 1, 2008 David F. Coppedge Creation Safaris

• The Consciousness Conundrum

  June 1, 2008 IEEE Spectrum

  the wetware that gives rise to consciousness is far too complex to be replicated in a computer anytime soon

• What Do Philosophers Believe?

  June 1, 2008 Anthony Gottlieb Intelligent Life Magazine

• Book

  Only a Theory: Evolution and the Battle for America’s Soul

  June 1, 2008 Viking (Penguin)

  see also

  "The Scopes Trial Revisited: Social Darwinism versus Social Gospel"

  June 1, 2008 Matthew J. Tontonoz Science as Culture, v.17, n.2, p.121-143

• But For the Bible, We Might All Be Creationists

  May 31, 2008 Roddy M. Bullock Access Research Network

• Trial-and-error evolution

  May 31, 2008 Steven Rose The Guardian (UK) — our brains are an engineering nightmare

• Darwin's Joyful Journey of Discovery

  May 31, 2008 Steve Jones Wall Street Journal, p.W12

  'The Voyage of the Beagle' shows us a young man intoxicated with the tropics and careless of the risks

• p.13 — "The Dinosaur Next Door"

  May 31, 2008 Back to Genesis

• p.14 — "Marketing the Navajo Sandstone"

  May 31, 2008 Back to Genesis

• Stonehenge Used as Cemetery From the Beginning

  May 30, 2008 John Noble Wilford New York Times

• Ancient DNA From Frozen Hair May Untangle Eskimo Roots

  May 30, 2008 Michael Balter Science, v.320, n.5880, p.1146-1147

  the sequencing of mitochondrial DNA from a male Paleo-Eskimo who lived in western Greenland roughly 4000 years ago--the first near-complete ancient mtDNA genome ever published

• ANTARCTICA: "Freeze-Dried Findings Support a Tale of Two Ancient Climates"

  May 30, 2008 Douglas Fox Science, v.320, n.5880, p.1152-1154

  a surprising cache of ancient plant material adds evidence for divergent climate histories of the East and West Antarctic ice sheets over the past 14 million years

• News Update/Commentary

  Common Aquatic Animal's Genome Can Capture Foreign DNA

  May 30, 2008 Harvard University Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  Mars' Water Appears to Have Been Too Salty to Support Life

  May 30, 2008 Harvard University Science Daily

• 'The oldest pregnant mum’/not!

  May 30, 2008 David Catchpoole and Jonathan Sarfati Creation Ministries International

  media headlines and scientific journals are proclaiming the discovery of ‘the world’s oldest mum’, a fossil named after Sir David Attenborough

• Will the Singularity Make Us Happier?

  May 30, 2008 Brandon Keim Wired

  categories: artificial Intelligence, biotechnology, nanotechnology, World Science Festival