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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.

• RESPONSE: Part 1 & Part 2

  December 9, 2007 December 4, 2007 Theology Web

• Measuring ¹⁴C in Fossilized Organic Materials: Confirming the Young Earth Creation-Flood Model

  December 9, 2007 John Baumgardner, D. Russell Humphreys, Andrew A. Snelling, and Steven A. Austin Fifth International Conference on Creationism

• News Update/Commentary

  Ask 'The God Delusion' author Richard Dawkins

  December 9, 2007 BBC News

  Our guest on the Have Your Say programme will be Professor Richard Dawkins. He is an outspoken atheist who says science explains the world better than religion.

• In the beginning ...

  December 9, 2007 Peter Jackson The Telegram (Newfoundland)

  PBS recently aired a “Nova” special on the famous Dover case over a school board decision to introduce intelligent design into science class

• "Eramosa Lagerstätte--Exceptionally preserved soft-bodied biotas with shallow-marine shelly and bioturbating organisms (Silurian, Ontario, Canada)"

  December 9, 2007 Peter H. von Bitter, Mark A. Purnell, Denis K. Tetreault, and Christopher A. Stott Geology, v.35, n.10, p.879-882

• Apples, oranges, creation, evolution

  December 9, 2007 Howard Troxler St. Petersburg Times (Florida)

  intelligent design and evolution are not opposite things, but entirely separate matters

• Why Atheists Are So Angry

  December 9, 2007 Dinesh D'Souza townhall.com

• Earliest galaxies had building blocks of life

  December 8, 2007 New Scientist, n.2633, p.19

• Did a comet kickstart Earth's plate tectonics?

  December 8, 2007 Michael Reilly New Scientist, n.2633

• Was life forged in a quantum crucible?

  December 8, 2007 Zeeya Merali New Scientist, n.2633

• Commentary: No, science does not 'rest on faith'

  December 8, 2007 A. C. Grayling New Scientist, n.2633, p.55

  in a recent opinion piece in The New York Times, physicist Paul Davies asserts that it is a mistake to distinguish science from religion by describing the former as based on testable hypotheses while the latter is based on faith

• EDITORIAL: The peppered moth – the best of science

  December 8, 2007 New Scientist, n.2633

• Reclaiming the peppered moth for science

  December 8, 2007 Jaap de Roode New Scientist, n.2633

  Once the textbook example of evolution in action, the peppered moth has been annexed by creationists. Now biologists are fighting to take it back.

• Mass extinctions: The Armageddon factor

  December 8, 2007 Michael Reilly New Scientist, n.2633

  Why do some asteroid impacts and mega-eruptions wipe out most life on Earth, while others leave barely a trace in the fossil record?

• Lawsuit claims job tied to faith in natural selection

  December 8, 2007 World Net Daily researcher sues over dismissal because he didn't 'believe'

• The art of the soluble

  December 8, 2007 Colin Tudge The Guardian (UK)

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• Fight against evolution uses new strategy

  December 8, 2007 Winston-Salem Journal (Associated Press)

• Debate Over Teaching Evolution Moves to Florida

  December 8, 2007 local10 (Miami, FL)

• Consider lessons, complexity of intelligent-design case

  December 8, 2007 Dan Margolies Kansas City Star

• N.M. school board rescinds policy on evolution 'alternatives'

  December 8, 2007 First Amendment Center (Associated Press)

• Reclaiming the peppered moth for science

  December 8, 2007 Jaap de Roode n.2633

• Dental Evidence Suggests Neandertals Matured Faster Than We Do

  December 7, 2007 Ann Gibbons Science, v.318, n.5856, p.1547

• "Paleontologists Get X-ray Vision"

  December 7, 2007 Ann Gibbons Science, v.318, n.5856, p.1546-1547

• On intelligent design, a lesson in Political Science 101

  December 7, 2007 Bud Kennedy Star-Telegram (Tarrant County, TX)

• Biologist fired for beliefs, suit says

  December 7, 2007 Beth Daley Boston Globe

  Woods Hole states creationist stance at odds with work

• "Patching together a world view"

  December 6, 2007 Nature, v.450, p.761

  data sets encapsulating the behaviour of the Earth system are one of the greatest technological achievements of our age

• E-mails Reveal Darwinian Conspiracy to Deny Intelligent Design Professor from Tenure

  December 6, 2007 John Connolly Life Site

• Scientist of the Year: David Charbonneau

  December 6, 2007 Stephen Ornes

  Discover Magazine / his research heats up the search for alien life--and finds some amazing planets along the way

• How To Excuse Yourself from Your Body

  December 6, 2007 Josie Glausiusz

  Discover Magazine / once you see--and feel--a virtual self, your mind can move into a mannequin

• The Institute for Creation Research and It's Quest for Official Texas Certification to Award Master's Degrees in Science Education

  December 6, 2007 Steven Schafersman Texas Citizens for Science

• Stephen Jay Gould and the Rhetoric of Evolutionary Theory

  December 5, 2007 Heidi Scott Rhetoric Review, v.26, n.2

• News Update/Commentary

  Life on Earth May Have Originated As the Organic Filling in a Multilayer Sandwich of Mica Sheets

  December 5, 2007 University of California, Santa Barbara Science Daily

• 'Blind' fish offers insight into vertebrate vision

  December 5, 2007 New Scientist, n.2632

• Did 'slushball' Earth help trigger explosion of life?

  December 5, 2007 New Scientist, n.2633

• The physics of information: From entanglement to black holes (debate)

  December 5, 2007 Waterloo Collegiate Institute, Canada EurekAlert!

• School Board overturns Policy 401

  December 5, 2007 Gary Herron Rio Rancho Observer (New Mexico)

  the policy which attracted attention for its permissiveness in teaching Creation and Intelligent Design along with evolution was put to rest by the Public Schools Board of Education

• Info-lution

  December 5, 2007 Bill Cope Boise Weekly (Idaho)

  Nova on November 12: a summary of Darwin's theory of evolution interspersed with the clumsy attempts to contaminate and sabotage it

• "Effects of a large asteroid impact on ultra-violet radiation in the atmosphere"

  December 5, 2007 Haruma Ishida, Kunio Kaiho, and Shoji Asano Geophysical Research Letters, v.34, n.23, L23805

• Swiss Evangelicals Heat Up Creationism Debate

  December 5, 2007 Michelle Vu Christian Post

• Why science needs history

  December 5, 2007 Rick Casey Houston Chronicle

  a recent flap at the Texas Education Agency demonstrates why we need to teach history better so we can teach science better

• Mary Midgley on ID Theory

  December 4, 2007 David Tyler Access Research Network

• Evolution and Texas

  December 4, 2007 New York Times

  the scary implication of the abrupt ousting of Christine Comer is that Texas may become the next state to undermine the teaching of evolution

• Politicization of science

  December 4, 2007 John Young Waco Tribune-Herald (Texas)

  Chris Comer (former director of science curricula for the Texas Education Agency) now joins the ranks of martyrs of science, much like Galileo and Nickolai Vavilov

• The evolution of faith

  December 4, 2007 Jason Ludwig Ahwatukee Foothills News (Arizona)

  a talk, hosted by a theology professor at the Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary in Berkeley, Calif., will address the relationship between evolution and Christianity in modern times

• School System Changes Science Policy

  December 4, 2007 KOAT (Albuquerque, NM) — the Rio Rancho school board has dissolved a policy allowing alternative theories of evolution to be discussed in public school science classes

• Rio Rancho school board rescinds policy on intelligent design

  December 4, 2007 Las Cruces Sun-News, NM (Associated Press)

• News Update/Commentary

  Dark Matter in Newborn Universe Doused Earliest Stars

  December 4, 2007 University of Utah Science Daily

• Evolutionary Theology: How to Love God and Science

  December 4, 2007 Brandon Keim Wired

• A move worthy of 'monkey trial'

  December 4, 2007 Bill Wineke Wisconsin State Journal

  Texas just forced the resignation of its director of science for the Texas Education Agency because the director is suspected of being pro-evolution

• Book

  Doubts About Darwin: A History of Intelligent Design

  December, 2007 Thomas Woodward Baker Book House

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