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• Magazine Article

  Wandering Fly Gene Supports New Model of Speciation

  September 8, 2006 J. R. Minkel Scientific American

• Heaven, a metaphor pointing toward reality

  September 8, 2006 Darrell Turner National Catholic Reporter

• Book

  Paradise Mislaid: How We Lost Heaven -- and How We Can Regain It

  September 8, 2006 Jeffrey Burton Russell Oxford University Press

  see also Amazon

• Newspaper Article

  An environmental scientist seeks a truce with religion

  September 8, 2006 Matthew Scully New York Times

• Dark matter 'proof' called into doubt

  September 8, 2006 Stuart Clark New Scientist, n.2568

• "Washing Away Your Sins: Threatened Morality and Physical Cleansing"

  September 8, 2006 Chen-Bo Zhong and Katie Liljenquist Science, v.313, n.5792, p.1451-1452

• 'Frankenstein protein' defies biology textbooks

  September 7, 2006 Rowan Hooper New Scientist

• Civilizations born of hard times

  September 7, 2006 Lucy Heady Nature (news@nature)

  extreme climate change may have spurred people to work together

• In Science, Facts Often Frustrate

  September 7, 2006 David P. Barash Los Angeles Times

  scientists base their work on reality, but 'reality' can be elusive

• No shift in Church's position on evolution, Jesuit says

  September 7, 2006 Catholic News

• Evangelicals should follow Catholic example on evolution

  September 7, 2006 Macy Hanson Web Devil (Arizona State University) — distancing itself from the days of locking up the Galileo's of the world, the Vatican has taken yet another stance in favor of evolution

• Pope's closed seminar didn't focus on intelligent design

  September 7, 2006 John Thavis Catholic News Service

• Pope rethinks evolution

  September 7, 2006 John Hooper Mail & Guardian (South Africa)

• Intelligent design may resurface in Ohio talks

  September 7, 2006 Ignazio Messina Toledo Blade (Ohio) — group criticizes teaching plan under board's review

• Science theories may face scrutiny

  September 7, 2006 Patrick Cain Beacon Journal (Akron, Ohio) — Ohio school board will consider template for controversial issues

• New Testable Model for Creation Poised to Challenge the Darwinian Theory

  September 7, 2006 contact: Kathleen Campbell Christian Newswire — Are we willing to let science be the judge?

• Old, unpopular gene theory proved correct

  September 7, 2006 UPI

• Critical evaluation needed in classrooms

  September 6, 2006 Tribune Chronicle (Warren, OH)

  if you’re a school teacher in Ohio, it may be best for you not to ask too many questions about the theory of evolution

• The “Nothing in Biology Makes Sense Except in the Light of Evolution” Myth: An Empirical Study and Evaluation

  September 6, 2006 Jerry Bergman True.Origin Archive

• The Most Advanced Quadruped Robot on Earth

  September 6, 2006 Boston Dynamics

• Intelligent Design: A Telling Debate

  September 6, 2006 The Real Truth

  controversy is intensifying as to whether the theory of Intelligent Design should be addressed by science teachers in public schools

• Evolution debate rears head again in Ohio

  September 6, 2006 Andrea Hopkins Reuters

• Evolution debate rises again in Ohio

  September 6, 2006 MSNBC (Reuters) — school board to consider mandate to teach critical thinking on life’s origins

• From The Origin of Species to the origin of bacterial flagella

  September 5, 2006 Mark J. Pallen and Nicholas J. Matzke Nature Reviews Microbiology, v.4, p.784-790

  In the recent Dover trial, and elsewhere, the ‘Intelligent Design' movement has championed the bacterial flagellum as an irreducibly complex system that, it is claimed, could not have evolved through natural selection. Here we explore the arguments

• Furious evolution debate hits famed Kenyan museum

  September 5, 2006 Lillian Omariba Middle East Times

• Pope fails to address 'intelligent design' theory of evolution

  September 5, 2006 This Is London (UK)

• Pope will publish evolution chat

  September 5, 2006 Lucy Sherriff The Register (UK)

• News Update/Commentary

  A Switch Between Life and Death

  September 5, 2006 European Molecular Biology Laboratory Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  Big Bang's Afterglow Fails Intergalactic 'Shadow' Test

  September 5, 2006 University of Alabama, Huntsville Science Daily

• Noah's Ark Discovered ... Again and Again

  September 5, 2006 Benjamin Radford Live Science

• Happy hunting predicted for dinosaur seekers

  September 4, 2006 Jim Giles Nature (news@nature)

  two-thirds of all species groups are yet to be unearthed

• Evolution, not just gluttony, led to obesity pandemic

  September 4, 2006 Michael Perry Reuters

• Furious evolution debate hits Kenyan museum

  September 4, 2006 Lillian Omariba Independent Online (South Africa)

• Evolution debate hits Kenya exhibit

  September 4, 2006 Aljazeera — the global debate between scientists and conservative Christians over evolution has hit Kenya, where an exhibition of one of the world's finest collections of early hominid fossils is under threat

• FAQ: Evolution

  September 4, 2006 New Scientist

  How did life begin? How do mutations lead to evolution? How are new species formed? Is evolution predictable? What's God got to do with it?

• What's Wrong With Creationist Probability?

  September 3, 2006 John Allen Paulos ABC News

  as support for creationism grows, major flaws in the creationists' argument

• Pope and former students ponder evolution, not "ID"

  September 3, 2006 Tom Heneghan Reuters

• Pope Benedict and his ex-students holding seminar on evolution

  September 3, 2006 Ian Fisher International Herald Tribune

• New York Times on the Pope and Evolution: Couple of Hits, Couple of Errors, No Fouls

  September 3, 2006 Bruce Chapman Evolution News & Views

• Two new books on evolution

  September 3, 2006 David Brown Washington Post

• Why Darwinism Survives

  September 2, 2006 R. Albert Mohler, Jr. Christian Post

• Pope Leads Seminar -- On Evolution

  September 2, 2006 Free Internet Press

• Pluto is down but not out

  September 2, 2006 Stephen Battersby New Scientist, n.2567 — the decision to relegate Pluto from planet to "dwarf planet" was a wrench for astronomers, but there's no need for a tearful farewell

• Rows over planetary status are as old as the asteroids

  September 2, 2006 Stuart Clark New Scientist, n.2567

• Book

  Science and Religion: A Critical Survey

  September 1, 2006 Holmes Rolston III Templeton Foundation Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Science and Creation: The Search for Understanding

  September 1, 2006 John C. Polkinghorne Templeton Foundation Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  God's Universe

  September 1, 2006 Owen Gingerich Belknap Press (Harvard University Press)

  see also Amazon

• Giant Humans and Dinosaurs

  September 1, 2006

• Book

  Creation As Science: A Testable Model Approach to End the Creation/Evolution Wars

  September 1, 2006 Hugh Ross Navpress

  see also Amazon

• Evolution and Creation Are Not Foes, Says Priest

  September 1, 2006 Zenit News Agency