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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.

• Calibrating the Flood?

  July 1, 2007 William A. Hoesch Back to Genesis, n.223c (Institute for Creation Research)

• "What If Evolution Were True?"

  July 1, 2007 John D. Morris Back to Genesis, n.223a (Institute for Creation Research)

• "Creative Evolution: An Anti-Darwin Theory Won a Nobel"

  July 1, 2007 Jerry Bergman Impact, n.409 (Institute for Creation Research)

• "Intelligent Design: Strengths, Weaknesses, and the Differences" (pdf)

  July 1, 2007 John D. Morris Acts & Facts, v.36, n.7, p.1-2 (Institute for Creation Research)

• Book

  The 50 Best Sights in Astronomy and How to See Them: Observing Eclipses, Bright Comets, Meteor Showers, and Other Celestial Wonders

  July 1, 2007 Fred Schaaf Wiley

  see also Amazon

• Book

  New Theories of Everything

  July 1, 2007 John D. Barrow Oxford University Press

  see also Amazon

• DEBATE: Should Science Speak to Faith?

  July 1, 2007 Lawrence M. Krauss and Richard Dawkins Scientific American

  two prominent defenders of science exchange their views on how scientists ought to approach religion and its followers

• Creation-Evolution Headlines

  July 1, 2007 David F. Coppedge Master Plan Productions

• "Creation Museum Draws Scientific Fire"

  July 1, 2007 APS News, v.16, n.7, p.1,7

  museum promotes a literal interpretation of the Biblical account of creation, contradicting accepted scientific explanations

• Largest fossilized forest found in mine

  July 1, 2007 Josh Chamot Geotimes

• On the Cutting Edge of Teaching About Early Earth

  July 1, 2007 Cathryn A. Manduca Geotimes

• Rapid evolution in early trilobites fueled by high variation

  July 1, 2007 Ari Hartmann Geotimes

• Book

  Speciation in Birds

  July 1, 2007 Trevor Price Roberts and Company

  see also Amazon

• "The Lord Shall Judge"

  July 1, 2007 Brad S. Gregory Christianity Today

  modern historians who are also Christians must work according to critical, disciplinary canons that include writing as if they were deists or atheists, even if they believe that God acts in history

• Epigenetics

  July 1, 2007 Nova (PBS)

  our lifestyles and environment can change the way our genes are expressed, leading even identical twins to become distinct as they age; see also Wikipedia

• Book

  The Upright Ape: A New Origin of the Species

  July 1, 2007 Aaron G. Filler New Page Books

  see also Amazon

• Book

  The New Time Travelers: A Journey to the Frontiers of Physics

  July 1, 2007 David Toomey

  W. W. Norton

• Newspaper Article

  Inferior Design

  July 1, 2007 Richard Dawkins New York Times

• Book

  World's Oldest Fossils

  July 1, 2007 Bruce L. Stinchcomb Schiffer Books

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Many Worlds in One: The Search for Other Universes

  July 1, 2007 Alex Vilenkin Hill and Wang (Macmillan)

  see also Amazon

• Were the Nephilim sons of God? Fallen Angels? Giants of Genesis 6:4?

  July 1, 2007

• Book

  The Cambrian Fossils of Chengjiang, China: The Flowering of Early Animal Life

  July 1, 2007 Wiley-Blackwell

  see also Amazon<

• Creationist advocate to visit Danville this weekend

  June 30, 2007 Bernard Baker Register & Bee (Danville, VA)

• The flexi-laws of physics

  June 30, 2007 Paul Davies New Scientist, n.2610

  abandoning the notion of immutable laws means we can ask how the laws came to be -- and why our universe is so hospitable

• Giant penguin fossil found in Peru

  June 30, 2007 New Scientist, n.2610, p.19

• Seeking the big answers

  June 30, 2007 Amanda Gefter New Scientist, n.2610, p.50

• Darwinian Conservatism

  June 30, 2007 Larry Arnhart

• Where Does the Human Soul Exist?

  June 29, 2007 Joshua S. Hill Canada Free Press

• EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY: "Relative Differences: The Myth of 1%"

  June 29, 2007 Jon Cohen Science, v.316, n.5833, p.1836

  humans and chimpanzees are not as similar as many tend to believe

• Team claims synthetic life feat

  June 28, 2007 Neil Bowdler BBC

  scientists in the US say they have taken a major step towards producing life from scratch in the laboratory

• Dystopia in Kentucky

  June 28, 2007 New Yorker

  A few miles west of Cincinnati, near the northern Kentucky town of Petersburg, there’s a gleaming new monument to Christianist ideology called the Creation Museum. It was built by an Australian Biblical literalist named Ken Ham, the founder of Answers in

• Chimps may display genuine altruism

  June 27, 2007 Nora Schultz New Scientist, n.2610

• Yes, the universe looks like a fix. But that doesn't mean that a god fixed it

  June 26, 2007 Paul Davies The Guardian (UK)

  We will never explain the cosmos by taking on faith either divinity or physical laws. True meaning is to be found within nature.

• Faith seeks to purify reason and supplement the scientific method

  June 26, 2007 Sam Brownback TC Palm (Florida)

• Satan and the Carnage of Nature

  June 26, 2007 Greg Boyd blog

• Was Lucy a Brutal Brawler?

  June 26, 2007 Boonsri Dickinson Discover Magazine

  these legs were made for fighting

• UK Gov boots intelligent design back into 'religious' margins

  June 25, 2007 Lucy Sherriff The Register (UK)

• European rights body calls off creationism vote

  June 25, 2007 Gilbert Reilhac Reuters

• An Interview with Michael Behe

  June 23, 2007 Sandwalk (blog) strolling with a skeptical biochemist

• Vision Forum Honors AiG's Ken Ham with George Washington Man of the Year Award

  June 23, 2007 contact: Wesley Strackbein Christian Newswire

  Ken Ham, president of Answers in Genesis, is the visionary behind the newly opened Creation Museum

• Astronomers look to quark stars for a fifth dimension

  June 23, 2007 Zeeya Merali New Scientist, n.2609, p.12

• News Update/Commentary

  Invertebrate Immune Systems Are Anything But Simple

  June 22, 2007 European Science Foundation Science Daily

• Relativity Passes Absolute Test

  June 22, 2007 Stephen Ornes Discover Magazine

  exacting research finds Einstein was exactly right

• Report from the front lines of the culture war

  June 21, 2007 Linda Whitlock Roanoke Times (Virginia)

  My forays behind enemy lines began with "The Evolution-Creation Struggle," Michael Ruse's thoughtful commentary on, well, the evolution-creation struggle. From there, I advanced to Richard Dawkins' best-seller, "The God Delusion."

• Time Out: Steve Jones

  June 21, 2007 Nick Cohen New Statesman

  Darwin had to contend with religious dogma and bad poetry. An illustrious successor is equally frustrated by bad science.

• News Update/Commentary

  Surprising Origin of Cell's Internal Highways

  June 21, 2007 Vanderbilt University Medical Center Science Daily

• Science and Islam in Conflict

  June 21, 2007 Todd Pitock Discover Magazine

  All over the world, no matter what the cultural or language differences, science is more or less guided by scientific principles--except in many Islamic countries, where it is guided by the Koran.

• Inside Creationism’s Trojan Horse

  June 21, 2007 Barbara Forrest Center for Inquiry

  video lecture

• One on One: Faith in hierarchy

  June 20, 2007 Ruthie Blum Jerusalem Post

  George Gilder clarifies how his scientific reasoning, political positions and religious faith are not only consistent with one another, but converge in a way that makes sense out of life

• Dating the Earth

  June 20, 2007 Adam Kirsch The New York Sun