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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.

• "Walking with dinosaurs? Not in the real world"

  December 7, 2006 p.680

• "Creationists pose political, not scientific, threat"

  December 7, 2006 p.680

• CORRESPONDENCE

  December 7, 2006 Nature, v.444

• "Journal reveals plans to fight fraud"

  December 7, 2006 Meredith Wadman Nature, v.444, p.658-659

  Science to select papers for extra-secure review process

• Fold testament: The shape of the universe

  December 7, 2006 Stephen Battersby New Scientist, n.2581

• "U-Pb Isotopic Age of the StW 573 Hominid from Sterkfontein, South Africa"

  December 7, 2006 Joanne Walker, Robert A. Cliff, and Alfred G. Latham Science, v.314, n.5805, p.1592-1594

• News Update/Commentary

  Why Do Some Queen Bees Eat Their Worker Bee's Eggs?

  December 6, 2006 University of Chicago Press Journals Science Daily

• Intelligent Design Debated in Louisiana

  December 6, 2006 Elaine McKewon BayouBuzz

• Ministers to ban creationist teaching aids in science lessons

  December 6, 2006 James Randerson The Guardian (UK)

• Water could be flowing on Mars today

  December 6, 2006 Katharine Sanderson Nature (news@nature)

  photos show gullies growing within the past few years

• Built in compass helps bats find their way home

  December 6, 2006 Narelle Towie Nature (news@nature)

  big brown bats use magnetic field to navigate long distance

• "Definitive fossil evidence for the extant avian radiation in the Cretaceous"

  December 6, 2006 Julia A. Clarke, Claudia P. Tambussi, Jorge I. Noriega, Gregory M. Erickson, and Richard A. Ketcham Nature, v.444, p.780

• Evidence isn’t what it used to be

  December 5, 2006 Mukul Sharma Economic Times

  Lawrence Krauss has become famous for being an absolutely uncompromising adversary of creationism

• News Update/Commentary

  Peering into the Shadow World of RNA: Crosstalk May Control the Genome

  December 5, 2006 The Wistar Institute Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  Vanishing Beetle Horns Have Surprise Function

  December 5, 2006 Indiana University Science Daily

• Neanderthal Women Joined Men in the Hunt

  December 5, 2006 Nicholas Wade New York Times

• The Universe is Meaning-full

  December 5, 2006 Carl E. Olson interview with Benjamin Wiker Ignatius Insight

• Intelligence and design

  December 5, 2006 Peter Hitchens The Mail (UK)

• Pentecostals vs. Paleoanthropologists

  December 5, 2006 Bill Redeker ABC News

  famed paleontologist Richard Leakey is taking on church leaders who are pressing Kenya's National Museum to hide its world-famous fossil collection

• EVOLUTION: Almost all human genes resulted from ancient duplication

  December 4, 2006 Roy J. Britten Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA

• News Update/Commentary

  New Clues to How Sex Evolves

  December 4, 2006 Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Science Daily

• Creationism in Turkey

  December 4, 2006 National Center for Science Education

  creationism is a major issue in Turkish politics; the debate is much more tense than in the United States; all biology textbooks now used in schools are creationist in tone

• NCSE's Scott on Culture Shocks

  December 4, 2006 National Center for Science Education

  among the topics discussed were the recent book Not in Our Classrooms: Why Intelligent Design is Wrong for Our Schools

• How Science and Faith Can Exist in Harmony

  December 3, 2006 Gaithersburg Presbyterian Church, Maryland Francis S. Collins to kick off spiritual journeys series

• Evolution or Creation? A Definitive Statement

  December 3, 2006 Veritas Liberabit Vos

• Scientist Fights Church Effort to Hide Museum's Pre-Human Fossils

  December 3, 2006 Kendrick Frazier Live Science

  famed paleoanthropologist Richard Leakey is giving no quarter to church leaders pressing Kenya's national museum to relegate to a back room its collection of hominid fossils

• Hidden Antarctica: What lies beneath

  December 2, 2006 Gabrielle Walker New Scientist, n.2580

  Could a lake sealed by ice for millions of years contain life?

• Volcano diets

  December 2, 2006 New Scientist, n.2580

  Vesuvius ate the equivalent of breakfast, lunch and dinner before erupting, albeit with a few decades between meals

• Oceans' 'great dying' led to marine life explosion

  December 2, 2006 New Scientist, n.2580, p.16

• Creationism creeps into UK schools

  December 2, 2006 New Scientist, n.2580, p.4

• Just a few genes can keep species apart

  December 2, 2006 Bob Holmes New Scientist, n.2580

  evolution is a complex beast, but it can operate in breathtakingly simple ways

• Digital Evolution Laboratory

  December 2, 2006 Michigan State University

  to experimentally study digital organisms to improve our understanding of how natural evolution works

• Evolution debate: agreeing to disagree

  December 2, 2006 Kate McNeil Daily Herald (Central Utah)

• Book

  Jewish Tradition and the Challenge of Darwinism

  December 1, 2006 Geoffrey Cantor and Marc Swetlitz (editors) University of Chicago Press

  see also Amazon

• ASTROPHYSICS: "Burst-Hunter's Rich Data Harvest Yields a Cosmic Enigma"

  December 1, 2006 Tom Siegfried Science, v.314, n.5804, p.1376-1377

• SCIENTIFIC CONDUCT: "China's Fraud Buster Hit by Libel Judgments; Defenders Rally Round"

  December 1, 2006 Jia Hepeng and Hao Xin Science, v.314, n.5804, p.1366-1367

• Fraud Investigation Clouds Paper on Early Cell Fate

  December 1, 2006 Gretchen Vogel Science, v.314, n.5804, p.1367-1369

• "Responding to Fraud"

  December 1, 2006 Donald Kennedy Science, v.314, n.5804, p.1353

• Intelligent Design: The Clincher

  December 1, 2006 Jack Woodall The Scientist, v.20, n.12, p.53

  a butterfly explodes the theory

• "There's Only One Universe"

  December 1, 2006 David F. Coppedge Back to Genesis, n.216d (Institute for Creation Research)

• The Big Thaw

  December 1, 2006 William Hoesch Back to Genesis, n.216c (Institute for Creation Research)

• "Those Amazing G Protein Receptors"

  December 1, 2006 Frank Sherwin Back to Genesis, n.216b (Institute for Creation Research)

• How Did Methuselah Die?

  December 1, 2006 John Morris Back to Genesis, n.216a (Institute for Creation Research)

• A Tale of Two Hourglasses

  December 1, 2006 D. Russell Humphreys Impact, n.402 (Institute for Creation Research)

• From Jefferson to Jones: Self-Evident Truths Made Illegal

  December 1, 2006 Roddy M. Bullock The ID Report (Access Research Network)

• Adam or ape? OCUB exhibit purports to disprove evolution

  December 1, 2006 Mike Ricketts Bedford Times-Mail (Indiana)

  museum at Oakland City University, Bedford

• N. La. board policy "next wave of attack by anti-evolution forces"

  December 1, 2006 NOLA.com, New Orleans, Louisiana (Associated Press)

  a new science policy is "an underhanded way to undercut the theory of evolution"

• The Human Difference

  December 1, 2006 Eric Cohen Commentary Magazine

  in China and Britain, scientists are creating cloned man-animal embryos using rabbit eggs and human DNA

• One, Two, Three, Life! Sorry, it’s not that easy

  December 1, 2006 Rikki Hall Metro Pulse (Knoxville, TN), v.16, n.52

• The book of nature

  December 1, 2006 Robert P. Crease Physics World

  Galileo's famous metaphor of the "book of nature", which he used to defend the work of scientists from religious authorities, can be dangerous today