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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.

• Why doesn't America believe in evolution?

  August 20, 2006 Jeff Hecht New Scientist

• Christian themes split UC, high schools

  August 20, 2006 Marla Jo Fisher Orange County Register (California)

  How much Christianity is too much for the University of California?

• Scientists Disagree On Link Between Storms, Warming

  August 20, 2006 Juliet Eilperin Washington Post, p.A03

  same data, different conclusions

• The Peacock Principle: Beauty, God, and Darwinism

  August 20, 2006 Benjamin Wiker National Catholic Register

• Instruction needs ‘clear thinking,’ not rhetoric

  August 19, 2006 John Calvert Kansas City Star

• Evolution's record argues against creation as science

  August 19, 2006 Stephen T. Blume Orange County Register (California)

• Show links Darwin, Hitler ideologies

  August 19, 2006 World Net Daily — holocaust was fallout of evolution theory, says new production

• Darwin's Deadly Legacy: The Chilling Impact of Darwin's Theory of Evolution (TV special)

  August 19, 2006 D. James Kennedy; with Ann Coulter, Richard Weikart, Lee Strobel, Jonathan Wells, Phillip Johnson, Michael Behe, and Ian Taylor Coral Ridge Ministries

• Revealing the dawn of photosynthesis

  August 19, 2006 Rowan Hooper New Scientist, n.2565

  the development of photosynthesis is one of the most important events in the history the Earth -- but just which organism first managed it

• Long-frozen male mice father offspring

  August 19, 2006 New Scientist, n.2565, p.16

• Newly discovered gene may hold clues to evolution of human brain capacity

  August 18, 2006 The Hindu News

• Darwinists Say: Don't Ask Tough Questions Because that Will "Disrupt" Evolution Education

  August 18, 2006 Casey Luskin Evolution News & Views

• How should we treat ancient skeletons?

  August 18, 2006 New Scientist, n.2565, p.7

  for someone who has been dead for over 9000 years, Kennewick Man is certainly causing the US government a lot of trouble

• News Update/Commentary

  Research finds 'unique human DNA'

  August 17, 2006 BBC News

  scientists say they have discovered a gene sequence which appears to play a central role in giving humans their unique brain capacity

• Faithful to God, Science

  August 17, 2006 Stephanie Simon Los Angeles Times

  Dr. Francis Collins has mapped the human genome and embraced Christ. He sees no conflict, but there are skeptics on both sides.

• The Organic Automaton (blog)

  August 17, 2006 George Musser Scientific American

  When will computers become living, sentient beings?

• War of the Worlds

  August 16, 2006 Mike Brown New York Times — Last year, two colleagues and I announced that we had found an unknown body slightly larger than Pluto in the far reaches of our solar system.

• For Now, Pluto Holds Its Place in Solar System

  August 16, 2006 Dennis Overbye New York Times

• News Update/Commentary

  Whale fossil sports fierce teeth

  August 16, 2006 Elli Leadbeater BBC News

  paleontologists have discovered a bizarre whale fossil in Australia with a set of fearsome teeth

• News Update/Commentary

  Surprising Telescope Observations Shake Up Galactic Formation Theories

  August 16, 2006 University of Colorado, Boulder Science Daily

• Hurricane on the Bayou (IMAX)

  August 16, 2006 MacGillivray Freeman California ScienCenter

  shot before and after the unprecedented devastation of Hurricane Katrina and featuring state-of-the-art CGI special effects depicting the height of the storm's fury

• "World record enzymes"

  August 16, 2006 Jonathan Sarfati Journal of Creation, v.19, n.2, p.13-14

  amazingly fine-tuned enzymes vital for even the simplest life

• NASA Findings Suggest Jets Bursting From Martian Ice Cap

  August 16, 2006 Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology

• Scientists Find Brain Evolution Gene

  August 16, 2006 Seth Borenstein Fox News (Associated Press)

• Origins of a reluctant genius

  August 15, 2006 Gregory M. Lamb Christian Science Monitor

  Charles Darwin was one of the most original scientists of all time -- and also one of the most misunderstood

• Teach Students to Ask Questions

  August 15, 2006 The Intelligencer (Wheeling, WV)

• How did we get here?

  August 15, 2006 Harriet Swain The Guardian (UK)

  evolution is on the way out -- more than 30% of students in the UK say they believe in creationism and intelligent design

• Ice Age DNA may now be sequenced

  August 15, 2006 New Scientist, n.2564, p.15

• Bringing back the woolly mammoth - maybe

  August 14, 2006 Randolph E. Schmid Yahoo! News (Associated Press)

• Criticism of Evolution Can't Be Silenced

  August 14, 2006 Phyllis Schlafly Human Events Online

• Astronomers meet to define 'planet'

  August 14, 2006 Nadia Rybarova Yahoo! News (Associated Press)

• In the combat over 'intelligent design,' science's defenders mount a counterattack

  August 13, 2006 Robert Lee Hotz Baltimore Sun

• Many Ark. candidates say intelligent design in schools is OK

  August 13, 2006 Kansas City Star (Associated Press)

• Pope to lead talks on evolution

  August 12, 2006 Religion News Service Dallas Morning News

• Papal seminar to examine creation, evolution

  August 12, 2006 Stacy Meichtry Winston-Salem Journal (North Carolina)

• Schools shun evolution

  August 12, 2006 Kathimerini (Greece)

  some 250 university academics have prepared a petition asking the government to improve the teaching of Darwin’s theory of evolution at Greek schools

• Geneticists successfully reverse gene evolution

  August 12, 2006 Rowan Hooper New Scientist, n.2564

  researcher recreate an ancient mouse gene from two of its modern descendants

• The selfish gene that learned to cooperate

  August 12, 2006 Kurt Kleiner New Scientist, n.2564

  for the first time a gene for altruism is discovered that smoothes the cooperation necessary for cells to live together

• You are made of space-time

  August 12, 2006 Davide Castelvecchi and Valerie Jamieson

  New Scientist / loop quantum gravity is an attempt to merge general relativity and quantum mechanics into a single consistent theory

• Integrity of science is in jeopardy

  August 12, 2006 New Scientist, n.2564, p.6

• Hunting living fossils on the ocean floor

  August 12, 2006 Eugene Kaplan New Scientist, n.2564

  extraordinary depths to hunt stalked crinoids off the coast of Jamaica

• "Public Acceptance of Evolution"

  August 11, 2006 Jon D. Miller, Eugenie C. Scott, and Shinji Okamoto Science, v.313, n.5788, p.765-766

• News Update/Commentary

  U.S. Lags Behind Europe, Japan in Acceptance of Evolution

  August 11, 2006 Ker Than Fox News

• Debate rages over animal-human chimeras

  August 11, 2006 New Scientist, n.2564, p.7

• ZooBank

  August 11, 2006 the world registry of animal names

• Turbidites: A Challenge to Uniformitarianism

  August 11, 2006 Creation in the Crossfire

• The Watchmaker

  August 11, 2006 animation

• The Gap Theory Page

  August 11, 2006

• A New Approach to Earth History

  August 11, 2006 Steven Robinson Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm (UK)

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• Recolonisation in a nutshell

• "Toward 'Supervolcano' Technology"

  August 11, 2006 Gillian R. Foulger Science, v.313, n.5788, p.768-769