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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.

• Skull, jaw fossils offer new insight into human lineage

  August 9, 2007 Thomas H. Maugh II Los Angeles Times

• Book

  Journal of Creation

  August 9, 2007 web access now available

• Understanding evolution is crucial to debate

  August 9, 2007 Sally Lehrman Boston Globe

• Dinosaur mass grave discovered

  August 9, 2007 CNN (Reuters) mass grave in Switzerland extends for 1.5 kilometres

• Regulators evolve faster than genes

  August 9, 2007 Charles Q. Choi The Scientist

  mutations in regulatory sequences may be the main drivers of species divergence

• Fossilised jaw muddies the picture of human ancestry

  August 9, 2007 Bob Holmes New Scientist, n.2616

• "Implications of new early Homo fossils from Ileret, east of Lake Turkana, Kenya"

  August 9, 2007 F. Spoor, M. G. Leakey, P. N. Gathogo, F. H. Brown, S. C. Antón, I. McDougall, C. Kiarie, F. K. Manthi, and L. N. Leakey Nature, v.448, p.688-691

• News Update/Commentary

  Why Were Prehistoric Insects Huge?

  August 8, 2007 Midwestern University Science Daily

• Twin fossil find adds twist to human evolution

  August 8, 2007 Michael Hopkin Nature (news@nature)

  Homo erectus had an unexpected neighbour, and a surprising lifestyle too

• News Update/Commentary

  Finds test human origins theory

  August 8, 2007 James Urquhart BBC News

  two hominid fossils discovered in Kenya are challenging a long-held view of human evolution

• Heretical Thoughts About Science and Society

  August 8, 2007 Freeman Dyson Edge

  all the fuss about global warming is grossly exaggerated

• For trilobites, variety really was the spice of life

  August 8, 2007 Colin Barras New Scientist, n.2615

• Watching the Birth--and Death--of an Island

  August 8, 2007 Jennifer Barone Discover Magazine

  in the South Pacific, the crew of a yacht saw new land form right beneath their boat

• Eight-million-year-old bug is alive and growing

  August 7, 2007 Catherine Brahic New Scientist

• Scientists Discover Largest-Known Planet

  August 7, 2007 My Way News (Associated Press)

• Recorded Lecture Reveals New Texas Education Board Chair's Hostility to Science, Religious Tolerance

  August 7, 2007 Texas Freedom Network

  McLeroy characterizes evolution-'intelligent design' debate as clash between 'orthodox Christians' and all others

• The Historical Development of the Old-Earth Geological Time-Scale

  August 7, 2007 Terry Mortenson Answers in Genesis

• Blame the media for climate woes

  August 5, 2007 Mike De Souza CanWest News Service (Canada)

• Arrogance, dogma and why science -- not faith -- is the new enemy of reason

  August 5, 2007 Melanie Phillips Daily Mail (UK)

• Islamic Creationists Launch PR Campaign

  August 4, 2007 CBS News (Christian Science Monitor)

• Are we still addicted to certainty?

  August 4, 2007 David Malone New Scientist, n.2615

• Science could tell us if we have free will

  August 4, 2007 New Scientist, n.2615

• News Update/Commentary

  Shamed scientist's 'breakthrough'

  August 3, 2007 BBC News

  a South Korean scientist who faked his research may have actually made a groundbreaking advance -- without even realising it

• Orangutans use 'charades' to talk

  August 2, 2007 BBC News orangutan communication resembles a game of charades

• More Than Meets the Eye

  August 2, 2007 John Barry New York Times Syndicate (distributor)

  physician James P. Gills is a Christian guru, Ironman Triathlon legend, millionaire philanthropist, and honored medical innovator who stands on the lonely nay side of evolution

• "Creationist cosmologies explain the anomalous acceleration of Pioneer spacecraft" (pdf)

  August 1, 2007 D. Russell Humphreys Journal of Creation, v.21, n.2, p.61-70

• Life²: Genesis, Darwin and Life in Two Worlds

  August 1, 2007 Tzvi Freeman chabad.org

• Heart and Soul: In the Beginning

  August 1, 2007 Martin Redfern BBC World Service

  Templeton-Cambridge Journalism

• Free will -- is our understanding wrong?

  August 1, 2007 Zeeya Merali New Scientist, n.2615, p.10-11

• News Update/Commentary

  Coelacanth Fossil Sheds Light on Fin-to-limb Evolution

  August 1, 2007 University of Chicago Science Daily

• Jesus, evangelical scholars, and the age of the earth

  August 1, 2007 Terry Mortenson Answers in Genesis

• Science and the Islamic world--The quest for rapprochement

  August 1, 2007 Pervez Amirali Hoodbhoy Physics Today, v.60, n.8, p.49-55

  Internal causes led to the decline of Islam's scientific greatness long before the era of mercantile imperialism. To contribute once again, Muslims must be introspective and ask what went wrong.

• Book

  A Many-Colored Glass: Reflections on the Place of Life in the Universe

  August 1, 2007 Freeman J. Dyson University of Virginia Press

  see also Amazon

• p.10-11 — "The Rapid Ascent of Basalt Magmas"

  August 1, 2007 Impact

• p.12 — "Who's Building Noah's Ark This Time?"

  August 1, 2007 Back to Genesis

• p.13 — "Revealing Purpose in 'Junk' DNA"

  August 1, 2007 Back to Genesis

• p.14 — "Lagerstätten!"

  August 1, 2007 Back to Genesis

• p.15 — "Imponderable Substances"

  August 1, 2007 Back to Genesis

• Book

  Acts & Facts, v.36, n.8 (pdf)

  August 1, 2007 Institute for Creation Research

• Book

  Mind, Life and Universe: Conversations with Great Scientists of Our Time

  August 1, 2007 Lynn Margulis and Eduardo Punset (editors) Chelsea Green Pub.

  see also Amazon

• Did T. Rex Taste Like Chicken?

  August 1, 2007 Jennifer Barone Discover Magazine

  protein and DNA analyses cement the dinosaur-bird link

• Neutrinos: The key to a theory of everything

  August 1, 2007 Marcus Chown New Scientist, n.2615

• Do Chimps Have Culture?

  August 1, 2007 Bob Grant The Scientist, v.21, n.8, p.28

  What can we learn from the fact that chimps can teach each other?

• Creation-Evolution Headlines

  August 1, 2007 David F. Coppedge Master Plan Productions

• Book

  God's Undertaker: Has Science Buried God?

  August 1, 2007 John Lennox Lion Hudson

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Science vs Religion? Intelligent Design and the Problem of Evolution

  August 1, 2007 Steve Fuller Polity Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  A Passion for Discovery

  August 1, 2007 Peter Freund World Scientific

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Suffer and Survive: The Extreme Life of J.S. Haldane

  August 1, 2007 Martin Goodman Simon & Schuster

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Reconstructing Evolution: New Mathematical and Computational Advances

  August 1, 2007 Olivier Gascuel and Mike Steel (editors) Oxford University Press

  see also Amazon

• Neuroscientist's a soul man, says it's more than matter

  August 1, 2007 Bryan Appleyard Jewish World Review — a response to atheists, materialists