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• Noted scientist discusses religion's role at Colgate event

  December 11, 2006 Colgate University

  Francis S. Collins, director of the National Genome Research Institute at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and head of the team that mapped the human genome, firmly believes in science and evolution. He believes in God, too.

• Arctic Summer Could be Ice-Free by 2040

  December 11, 2006 Sara Goudarzi Live Science

• Intolerance and the Politicization of Science at the Smithsonian (pdf)

  December 11, 2006 Mark Souder United States House of Representatives Committee on Government Reform

• News Update/Commentary

  Creation museum pushes 'true history'

  December 11, 2006 Matthew Wells BBC News

  a new hi-tech temple to fundamentalist Christianity is due to open in the heart of Middle America next May, aiming to provide the grandest riposte yet to Darwinian evolutionary theory

• Thinking about the human mind

  December 10, 2006 William S. Kowinski San Francisco Chronicle

• Scientist-believer sees God's hand in evolution

  December 9, 2006 John F. Fink Indianapolis Star

  review of:

• A man who believes in Darwin as fervently as he hates God

  December 9, 2006 Rod Liddle The Spectator / Richard Dawkins

• The Darwinian Legacy: Earth, Life and Mind Is Darwinism an Exhausted Paradigm?

  December 9, 2006 Michael Ruse Darwin, Landforms and the Theory of the Earth 10 May

  Mike Summerfield Fossils, Genes and Major Evolutionary Transitions

• Is Darwinism an Exhausted Paradigm?

  December 9, 2006 Michael Ruse

• Darwin, Landforms and the Theory of the Earth

  December 9, 2006 Mike Summerfield

• Fossils, Genes and Major Evolutionary Transitions

  December 9, 2006 Neil Shubin

• What can Evolution tell us about the Origins of Religion?

  December 9, 2006 Robin Dunbar

• Race, Language and Darwinism since Darwin

  December 9, 2006 Gregory Radick

• Legacy of Charles Darwin

  December 9, 2006 Institute of Advanced Study, Durham University events

• Darwin, Science and Belief Conference / 19 April

• The God Delusion

  December 9, 2006 Richard Dawkins Houghton Mifflin — see also Amazon

• A Defense of Atheism

  December 9, 2006 David Baltimore American Scientist

  review of:

• Finding an answer to Darwin's Dilemma

  December 9, 2006 Hindu News — oxygen may be the clue to first appearance of large animals

• Neanderthals' fight for survival revealed

  December 9, 2006 Rower Hooper New Scientist, n.2581

  the view of our sister species as brutes is tempered by findings suggesting that they were often forced to make the best of a desperately tough life

• How Etna's Neolithic hiccup set off a tsunami

  December 9, 2006 Jeff Hecht New Scientist, n.2581

• Space rock clue to life's first home

  December 9, 2006 New Scientist, n.2581, p.21

• Scientists against God

  December 9, 2006 Denis Alexander New Scientist

• It pays to keep a little craziness

  December 9, 2006 New Scientist, n.2581

  scientific mavericks through history have been so successful it's hard to imagine what modern science would be without them, but are they a dying breed

• Opinion special: Lone voices in science

  December 9, 2006 New Scientist, n.2581, p.44-45

• Small Nuclear War Would Cause Global Environmental Catastrophe

  December 9, 2006 Jeanna Bryner Live Science

• Biologist speaks for intelligent design

  December 8, 2006 Dave Toplikar Lawrence Journal-World (Kansas)

  Michael Behe's lecture was part of the “Difficult Dialogues” lecture series sponsored by Kansas University

• Evolution, 'design' are still hot topics

  December 8, 2006 Jennifer Toomer-Cook Deseret Morning News (Utah)

• Growing political pressure (news blog)

  December 8, 2006 Truth in Science

  Members of Parliament and Government ministers seek to discourage science teachers from using our resource pack that critiques Darwin's theory of evolution and shows scientific eviden

• The Language of God: A Scientist Presents Evidence for Belief

  December 8, 2006 Francis S. Collins Free Press (Simon & Schuster) — see also Amazon

• Five Rules for the Evolution of Cooperation

  December 8, 2006 Martin A. Nowak Science, v.314, n.5805, p.1560-1563

• "Group Competition, Reproductive Leveling, and the Evolution of Human Altruism"

  December 8, 2006 Samuel Bowles Science, v.314, n.5805, p.1569-1572

• EVOLUTION: "The Puzzle of Human Sociality"

  December 8, 2006 Robert Boyd Science, v.314, n.5805, p.1555-1556

• Big Bang Points to Stellar Mix-Up

  December 8, 2006 Philipp Podsiadlowski and Stephen Justham Science, v.314, n.5805, p.1551-1552

• A Hunter's Paradise

  December 8, 2006 Andrew Curry Science, v.314, n.5805, p.1535

• "Stone Age World Beneath the Baltic Sea"

  December 8, 2006 Andrew Curry Science, v.314, n.5805, p.1533-1535

  settlements that were covered by water 6000 to 8000 years ago

• Ancient Cataclysm Marred the Med

  December 8, 2006 Jacopo Pasotti Science, v.314, n.5805, p.1527

• Oxygen burst seen before the birth of complex life

  December 8, 2006 Narelle Towie Nature (news@nature) — air to breathe may have spurred the evolution of large animals

• A Shot of Oxygen to Unleash the Evolution of Animals

  December 8, 2006 Richard A. Kerr Science, v.314, n.5805, p.1529

• News Update/Commentary

  Evolution of the Penis Worm: Research Reveals Embryos More Than Half a Billion Years Old

  December 7, 2006 University of Bristol Science Daily

• Why altruism paid off for our ancestors

  December 7, 2006 Richard Fisher New Scientist

• REVIEW: "One good deed"

  December 7, 2006 Oliver Curry Nature, v.444, p.683 — Can a simple equation explain the development of altruism?

• Book

  The Altruism Equation: Seven Scientists Search for the Origins of Goodness

  December 7, 2006 Lee Alan Dugatkin Princeton University Press

  see also Amazon

• REVIEW: "The quest for immortality"

  December 7, 2006 Emma Marris Nature, v.444, p.684

• "How Neanderthal molar teeth grew"

  December 7, 2006 Roberto Macchiarelli, et al. Nature, v.444, p.748-751

• EDITOR'S SUMMARY: Dental history

• Oxidation of the Ediacaran Ocean

  December 7, 2006 D. A. Fike, J. P. Grotzinger, L. M. Pratt, and R. E. Summons Nature, v.444, p.744-747

  EDITOR'S SUMMARY: Animals in the air

• A timely wake-up call as anti-evolutionists publicize their views

  December 7, 2006 Nature, v.444, p.679

• "Creationist views have no basis in science"

  December 7, 2006 p.679

• "Creationists weaken society's trust in scientists"

  December 7, 2006 p.679

• "Claim of bias against critics is refuted by publication"

  December 7, 2006 p.679

• "Pseudoscience should not be published in Nature"

  December 7, 2006 p.679-680

• "There is no new evidence that undermines evolution"

  December 7, 2006 p.680