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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.

• Yabba-dabba science

  May 24, 2007 Los Angeles Times note to would-be Creation Museum visitors: the Earth is round

• Turkey: Scientists Face Off Against Creationists

  May 24, 2007 Nicholas Birch EurasiaNet Civil Society

• Stegosaur babies made tracks

  May 24, 2007 Eric W. Bolin Yahoo! News

• Our solar system started with a nudge, not a bang

  May 24, 2007 Zeeya Merali New Scientist

• Finding a Mammoth in Your Backyard? Priceless.

  May 24, 2007 Anne Casselman Discover Magazine

  Selling it? Not so easy.

• REVIEW: 18 August 2007

  May 24, 2007 New Scientist, n.2617, p.46

• LETTERS: Putting students off science

  May 23, 2007 The Guardian (UK)

• Price Hill author tackles evolution

  May 23, 2007 Kurt Backscheider Community Press (Cincinnati)

  Ronald Dressman has always been fascinated with evolution, but he's never been convinced Charles Darwin's theory is accurate.

• Book

  Tiktaalik and the fishy story of walking fish

  May 23, 2007 David N. Menton Answers in Genesis

• Stanley Miller, Who Examined Origins of Life, Dies at 77

  May 23, 2007 Nicholas Wade New York Times

• Ancient gene kit came in handy for limbs

  May 23, 2007 Jeff Hecht New Scientist, n.2605, p.18

• News Update/Commentary

  Genes shed light on fish fingers

  May 23, 2007 Rebecca Morelle BBC News

  a genetic study has shed light on the mystery of how fish made the move from water to land

• Do animals have emotions?

  May 23, 2007 Marc Bekoff New Scientist, n.2605

• The creationist museum of misinformation

  May 23, 2007 Lawrence Krauss New Scientist, n.2605

• Probability in Fine-Tuning Design Arguments

  May 23, 2007 Kent Staley PhilSci Archive

• Feathers fly over key evidence in the rise of dino-birds

  May 22, 2007 Yahoo! News

• Ky. creation museum goes high-tech

  May 20, 2007 Richard Fausset Baltimore Sun — flat-screen TVs, special effects used to tell Bible's history

• Evolution Vs Creation

  May 19, 2007 The West Australian

• Evangelical prof rapped for switch

  May 19, 2007 Alan Cooperman Journal Gazette (Fort Wayne, IN)

  The president of the Evangelical Theological Society, an association of 4,300 Protestant theologians, resigned this month because he has joined the Roman Catholic Church. The May 5 announcement by Francis J. Beckwith, a tenured associate professor at Bapt

• Anti-Evolutionist Runs Unopposed for Education Board Presidency

  May 19, 2007 Doug Huntington Christian Post

• "The New Synthesis in Moral Psychology"

  May 18, 2007 Jonathan Haidt Science, v.316, n.5827, p.998-1002

• Oldest star by far

  May 18, 2007 New Scientist, n.2604, p.5

• Dry period in Spain explains Neanderthals' last stand

  May 18, 2007 New Scientist, n.2604, p.21

• News Update/Commentary

  Latent Memory of Cells Comes to Life

  May 18, 2007 University of Copenhagen Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  Revealing the Origins of Morality -- Good and Evil, Liberal and Conservative

  May 18, 2007 University of Virginia Science Daily

• Kentucky museum draws criticism

  May 18, 2007 Pravda, Russia (Associated Press) — a Kentucky museum where Adam and Eve share exhibit space with dinosaurs is exciting criticism from science educators as it nears completion

• News Update/Commentary

  Ministers bow to hybrid pressure

  May 17, 2007 BBC News

  ministers have bowed to pressure to allow the creation of human-animal hybrid embryos for research

• Guillermo Gonzalez's Denial of Tenure Brings out Widespread Intolerance among Rank and File Darwinists

  May 17, 2007 Casey Luskin Discovery Institute

• chapter: The Universe

  May 17, 2007 The Earth Evolution

  The Descent of Man

• Science Made Stupid

  May 17, 2007 ~1986 humor

• How Quantum Physics May Defeat Atheism (pdf)

  May 17, 2007 Peter Zöller-Greer Professorenforum-Journal, v.7, n.3, p.3-14

  quantum physics, once titled "Christianity's greatest challenge," gives new insights on reality that may actually help theism

• Hybrid embryos get go-ahead

  May 17, 2007 David Batty Guardian (UK)

  the government wants to allow human-animal embryos to be used to develop new treatments for incurable diseases such as Parkinson's and Alzheimer's

• Beetle Breathing Highly Complex

  May 17, 2007 Jeanna Bryner Live Science

• News Update/Commentary

  Darwin's letters archived on web

  May 16, 2007 Jonathan Fildes BBC News

  evolutionary theorist Charles Darwin thought the voyage of the Beagle was a "magnificent scheme" allowing him to spend time "larking round the world"

• Deep-Sea Alien Abode Discovered

  May 16, 2007 Jeanna Bryner Live Science

• Can flies think?

  May 16, 2007 Roger Highfield Telegraph (UK)

  a new study has profound implications for understanding free will

• 'Dark energy' -- the constant we can't live without

  May 16, 2007 Stuart Clark New Scientist, n.2604

• On the hunt for cosmic fossils

  May 16, 2007 Stuart Clark New Scientist, n.2604

• The 7 biggest myths about climate change

  May 16, 2007 Catherine Brahic, David L. Chandler, Michael Le Page, Phil McKenna, and Fred Pearce New Scientist, n.2604, p.34-42

• A Giant Takes on Physics’ Biggest Questions

  May 15, 2007 Dennis Overbye New York Times

  at CERN, the Large Hadron Collider could recreate conditions that last prevailed when the universe was less than a trillionth of a second old

• Colloquia

  May 15, 2007 John C. Avise and Francisco J. Ayala Irvine, CA

• In the Light of Evolution I: Adaptation and Complex Design

  May 15, 2007 Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 104

• "Darwin's greatest discovery: Design without designer"

  May 15, 2007 Francisco J. Ayala Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, v.104, p.8567-8573

• "What's so Intelligent about Design?"

  May 15, 2007 Salvo Magazine

  a special issue devoted to Intelligent Design

• Wrong arena to discuss evolution

  May 14, 2007 Kathleen Parker Indianapolis Star

  In a nation where 91 percent of citizens profess to believe in God, it's a safe bet we won't see an atheist in the White House anytime soon
  But what about a president who doesn't believe in Darwin?

• Creation Group Calls Showtime "Flock of Dodos" a Hoax

  May 14, 2007 Southwest Nebraska News

• News Update/Commentary

  Entirely New Process in Cell RNA Discovered

  May 14, 2007 Uppsala University Science Daily

• Bright star hints at presence of antimatter

  May 12, 2007 New Scientist, n.2603

• Life on Earth -- the ultimate catalogue

  May 12, 2007 Phil Mckenna New Scientist, n.2603

  an ambitious plan to publish a catalogue of the world's 1.8 million known species on the web could be completed within 10 years

• Proponent of intelligent design denied tenure by ISU

  May 12, 2007 William Dillon Ames Tribune (Iowa State University)