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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.

• Mastodon bonanza for creationist

  January 24, 2008 Daniel Cressey Nature blog

• Lauded China skull find “far from the greatest”

  January 24, 2008 Daniel Cressey Nature blog

• Longest Piece of Synthetic DNA Yet

  January 24, 2008 Coco Ballantyne Scientific American

  scientists have created an entire bacterial genome with off-the-shelf chemicals

• "Exceptional occurrence of fossil baleen in shallow marine sediments of the Neogene Pisco Formation, Southern Peru"

  January 23, 2008 Raúl Esperante, Leonard Brand, Kevin E. Nick, Orlando Poma, and Mario Urbina

  Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology, v.257, n.3, p.344-360

• Creationists launch 'science' journal

  January 23, 2008 Geoff Brumfiel Nature, v.451, p.382-383

  research within a biblical framework to be peer reviewed

• News Update/Commentary

  RNA Biology Finding Makes Waves by Challenging Current Thinking

  January 23, 2008 Case Western Reserve University Science Daily

• Brown professor defends evolution in South Carolina

  January 23, 2008 Melissa Shube Brown Daily Herald (Providence, RI)

  biology textbook stirs controversy

• Is information essential for life?

  January 23, 2008 Colin Barras New Scientist, n.2639

• 100,000-year-old human skull found

  January 23, 2008 Wang Shanshan China Daily

• Why Darwinism is So Dangerous

  January 23, 2008 Katherine T. Phan Christian Post

  Ben Stein, host of a new film on Intelligent Design vs. Darwinism, gives an answer

• A fundamental avian wing-stroke provides a new perspective on the evolution of flight

  January 23, 2008 Kenneth P. Dial, Brandon E. Jackson, and Paolo Segre Nature

• All in a flap: New evidence of how birds took to flight

  January 23, 2008 physorg.com

• Coal-Fires Science: Ready to Ignite Around the World

  January 23, 2008 contact: Ann Cairns Geological Society of American, Release No. 08-05

• Islamic science and the long siesta

  January 23, 2008 Robert Irwin Times Online (UK)

  Did scientific progress in the Islamic world really grind to a halt after the twelfth century?

• REVIEW: Bob Lane

  January 22, 2008 Metapsychology, v.12, n.4

• News Update/Commentary

  'Tree of Life' Has Lost a Branch, According to Largest Genetic Comparison of Higher Life Forms Ever

  January 22, 2008 University of Oslo Science Daily

• The Apostles of Atheism and the Confusion of Faith

  January 22, 2008 George Shadroui Intellectual Conservative

• Walking with arthropods

  January 22, 2008 David Tyler Access Research Network

• "International genome project launched"

  January 22, 2008 Erika Check Hayden Nature, v.451, p.378-379

  three-year study will capture variation in 1,000 people

• Evolution a matter of belief, not fact

  January 22, 2008 Eric J. Reinhold Orlando Sentinel (Florida)

• News Update/Commentary

  Aging Stars Give Birth Again

  January 22, 2008 Jeanna Bryner Fox News

• Jackson County School Board opposes the teaching of evolution as fact

  January 21, 2008 Anne Spencer Jackson County Floridan

• World’s weirdest amphibians

  January 21, 2008 Nicola Jones Nature blog

• Platypus fossil suggests slow evolution

  January 21, 2008 Heidi Ledford Nature News

  Did egg-laying mammals evolve more slowly than other mammals?

• The Tree of Life Has Lost a Branch

  January 21, 2008 Lars Hoff Apollon (University of Oslo)

• News Update/Commentary

  Tiny Genetic Differences Have Huge Consequences

  January 20, 2008 McGill University Science Daily

• The real danger in Darwin is not evolution, but racism

  January 20, 2008 Tony Campolo Philadelphia Inquirer

• News Update/Commentary

  Secret of Scottish Sheep Evolution Discovered

  January 20, 2008 University of Sheffield Science Daily

• The New Theology

  January 20, 2008 Jeremy Manier Chicago Tribune

  transforming the way people think about God has become a vital mission for a wave of scientists and theologians who want to place the natural world at the forefront of religion

• Evolution's status may be debated by state board

  January 19, 2008 Katherine Cromer Brock Star-Telegram (Texas)

• Chance or Purpose? Creation, Evolution, and a Rational Faith

  January 19, 2008 Christoph Cardinal Schönborn Ignatius Press — see also Amazon

• Theologian links evolution to Christ in 'Chance or Purpose'

  January 19, 2008 Frank Wilson American-Statesman (Austin, TX)

• The New Theology

  January 19, 2008 Jeremy Manier Chicago Tribune

  reconciling the biblical God with Darwin's theories would challenge even an omnipotent being, but a growing number of thinkers and scientists are altering their concept of the deity to make room for evolution

• Is time an illusion?

  January 19, 2008 Amanda Gefter New Scientist, n.2639

  the greatest trick the universe ever pulled was convincing us that time exists

• Dinosaur teens were keen on sex

  January 19, 2008 New Scientist, n.2639, p.16

• Animal-human embryo research is approved

  January 18, 2008 Mark Henderson Times Online (UK)

• News Update/Commentary

  Evolution of Human Genome's 'Guardian' Gives People Unique Protections from DNA Damage

  January 18, 2008 January 18, 2008 Science Daily

• Microevolutionary study reveals pitfalls for adaptationists

  January 18, 2008 David Tyler Access Research Network

• Orion Continues to Surprise

  January 18, 2008 C. R. O'Dell and Leisa K. Townsley Science, v.319, n.5861, p.289-290

• ARCHAEOLOGY: "Just Don't Call It the Garden of Eden"

  January 18, 2008 Andrew Curry Science, v.319, n.5861, p.280

• "Most-Massive Black Hole Confirms Relativity Rules the Universe"

  January 18, 2008 Govert Schilling Science, v.319, n.5861, p.271

• Pope pulls out

  January 18, 2008 Daniel Cressey Nature blog

  the Pope will not be addressing the University of Rome La Sapienza at the inauguration of its academic year

• First Temple seal found in Jerusalem

  January 17, 2008 Etgar Lefkovits Jerusalem Post

  a stone seal bearing the name of one of the families who acted as servants in the First Temple and then returned to Jerusalem after being exiled to Babylonia has been uncovered in an archeological excavation in Jerusalem's City of David

• "Earth science and society"

  January 17, 2008 Frank Press Nature, v.451, p.301-303

  the unique set of challenges that face humankind today mean that it is more essential than ever that Earth scientists apply their understanding of the planet to benefit society and that society invite them to do so

• "Unlocking the mysteries of the ice ages"

  January 17, 2008 Maureen E. Raymo and Peter Huybers Nature, v.451, p.284-285

  much progress has been made towards understanding what caused the waxing and the waning of the great ice sheets, but a complete theory of the ice ages is still elusive

• "From landscapes into geological history"

  January 17, 2008 Philip A. Allen Nature, v.451, p.274-276

  Erosional and depositional landscapes are linked by the sediment-routing system. Observations over a wide range of timescales might show how these landscapes are translated into the narrative of geological history.

• A planetary perspective on the deep Earth

  January 17, 2008 David J. Stevenson Nature, v.451, p.261-265

  Earth's composition, evolution and structure are in part a legacy of provenance (where it happened to form) and chance (the stochastics of that formation)

• Astronomy: Elliptical view of galaxies past

  January 17, 2008 Andrea Cimatti Nature, v.451, p.253-254

  How and when galaxies assembled their mass to become the structures seen today are among astronomy's big outstanding questions. A comprehensive study of nearby galaxies provides a new angle on the issue.

• "Restricted access to fossils hinders claim confirmation"

  January 17, 2008 Christopher P. Heesy Nature, v.451, p.244

• Book

  The Good and the Groaning: Evolution, the Problem of Suffering and the Call of Humanity

  January 17, 2008 Mike A. Higton Westminster John Knox Press