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FEBRUARY 27

• All the Power in the World / 2006 / Peter Unger / Oxford University Press — see also Amazon
• Kansas City Strip / February 17, 2005 / Tony Ortega / The Pitch (Kansas City, MO) — Bible thumping is about to take on a new meaning in Kansas
• Advocates for teaching option to evolution in schools gaining / February 11, 2005 / Jon Hurdle / San Diego Union-Tribune (Reuters)
  • response: More misunderstandings and stereotypes abound / Ryan Huxley / February 21, 2005 / IDEA Center
• The Unexpected Scientist / January-February 2005 / Denyse O'Leary / Today's Christian (Christianity Today) — how Christian teen Sarah Mims is rewriting the science journals and following in her dad's footsteps
• Virtual Solar Observatory / Joseph B. Gurman / NASA Goddard Space Flight Center (Greenbelt, MD)
• Real Climate — a commentary site on climate science by working climate scientists
• Window View / Todd Peterson, et al. / Arlington, VA — design, time, global changes, harmony and purpose for life
• Science and The Trinity: The Christian Encounter with Reality / August 2004 / John Polkinghorne / Yale University Press — see also Amazon
• Copies in Seconds / August 2004 / David Owen / Simon & Schuster — how a lone inventor and an unknown company created the biggest communication breakthrough since Gutenberg--Chester Carlson and the birth of the Xerox Machine; see also Amazon
• Ancient Earth, Ancient Skies: The Age of Earth and Its Cosmic Surroundings / June 2004 / G. Brent Dalrymple / Stanford University Press — see also Amazon
• Knowledge and the World: Challenges Beyond the Science Wars / June 2004 / Martin Carrier, Johannes Roggenhofer, Gunter Kόppers, and Philippe Blanchard (editors) / Springer-Verlag — see also Amazon
• Life in the Solar System and Beyond / February 2004 / Barrie William Jones / Springer-Verlag — see also Amazon
• From Young Earth Creationist to Evolutionist / Edward T. Babinski — your friendly neighborhood "anti-christian's" intellectual journey
• "Science as Process or Dogma? The Case of the Peppered Moth" / 1999 / Craig Holdrege / Elemente der Naturwissenschaft, v.70, p.39-51

FEBRUARY 25

• Top Prize Awarded for "Citizen" Science / 25 February 2005 / Society for Amateur Scientists —
  the prize goes to Forrest M. Mims III, for extraordinary scientific achievement: important discoveries published in reputable research journals ... without ever having earned an advanced degree
• Tips for evolutionists / February 24, 2005 / Steve Rose / Johnson County Sun (Overland Park, KS)
• Theory: Iceman Oetzi Wore High-Tech Shoes / February 23, 2005 / Jennifer Viegas / Discovery Channel News
• Father Brown Fakes the Shroud / March-April 2005 / Nate Wilson / Books and Culture (Christianity Today) — see also Shadow Shroud and New Saint Andrews College
• The New Brain Sciences: Perils and Prospects / June 2004 / Dai Rees and Steven Rose (editors) / Cambridge University Press — see also Amazon

FEBRUARY 24

• "Recent Rapid Uplift of Today's Mountains" / March 2005 / John Baumgardner / Impact, n.381 (Institute for Creation Research)
  • "When Did the Mountains Rise?" / March 2005 / John D. Morris / Back to Genesis, n.195b (Institute for Creation Research)
• "The Ultimate Proof of Christianity (The Resurrection of Jesus)" / March 2005 / Henry M. Morris / Back to Genesis, n.195a (Institute for Creation Research)
• "Mount St. Helens 25th Anniversary Conference" (pdf) / March 2005 / Mark Rasche / Acts & Facts, v.34, n.3, p.1-2
• "ASTROPHYSICS: Giant Neutron-Star Flare Blitzes the Galaxy With Gamma Rays" requires registration / 25 February 2005 / Robert Irion / Science, v.307, n.5713, p.1178-1179
• "HUMAN ORIGINS: Battle Erupts Over the 'Hobbit' Bones" requires registration / 25 February 2005 / Elizabeth Culotta / Science, v.307, n.5713, p.1179
• "New Perspectives on Ancient Mars" requires registration / 25 February 2005 / Sean C. Solomon, et al. / Science, v.307, n.5713, p.1214-1220
• "HISTORY OF SCIENCE: 'How Science Survived'--Medieval Manuscripts as Fossils" requires registration / 25 February 2005 / Sharon Larimer Gilman and Florence Eliza Glaze / Science, v.307, n.5713, p.1208-1209
  • How Science Survived: Medieval Manuscripts' "Demography" and Classic Texts' Extinction requires registration / 25 February 2005 / John L. Cisne / Science, v.307, n.5713, p.1305-1307
• "Cassini Drops In" requires registration / 25 February 2005 / Linda Rowan / Science, v.307, n.5713, p.1222 — a spacecraft has returned to Saturn
• "New evidence on deinonychosaurian dinosaurs from the Late Cretaceous of Patagonia" requires registration / 24 February 2005 / Fernando E. Novas and Diego Pol / Nature, v.433, p.858-861
• "Prokaryotic cells of the deep sub-seafloor biosphere identified as living bacteria" requires registration / 24 February 2005 / Axel Schippers, et al. / Nature, v.433, p.861-864
• Strong Quake in Central Iran Levels Towns; Hundreds Die / February 23, 2005 / Nazila Fathi / New York Times
• Astronomers Spy Galaxy's Strongest Explosion Yet / February 22, 2005 / Scientific American
• Early turtle ancestor found / 21 February 2005 / Judy Skatssoon / ABC Science Online
• UN bans reproductive cloning / February 21, 2005 / Alison McCook / The Scientist — non-legally binding agreement doesn't explicitly address therapeutic cloning
• History of modern man unravels as German scholar is exposed as fraud / February 19, 2005 / Luke Harding / The Guardian (UK) — flamboyant anthropologist falsified dating of key discoveries
• A Young Earth: “Fishing for Proof” / ~February 12, 2005 / Thomas Tarpley, Michael Cortez, and Brad Harrub / Apologetics Press
• Mini star could offer haven for life / 12 February 2005 / Hazel Muir / New Scientist, n.2486 — the dusty disc around a distant brown dwarf-based solar system could one day spawn habitable planets
• UK Update / February 2005 / Randall Hardy / Creation Research
  • Is Evolution Compatible with the Christian Faith? / 8 March 2005 / Debate: John Mackay and John Polkinghorne / Liverpool Cathedral (UK)
• PALEOANTHROPOLOGY: The Littlest Human / February 2005 / Kate Wong / Scientific American — a spectacular find in Indonesia reveals that a strikingly different hominid shared the earth with our kind in the not so distant past
• Big Bang vs. Steady State / February 2005 / Chet Raymo / Scientific American — how the Big Bang theory won the 20th century's biggest cosmological debate
  • Big Bang: The Origin of the Universe / January 2005 / Simon Singh / Fourth Estate (Harper Collins) — see also Harper Collins and Amazon
• "Eighty percent of proteins are different between humans and chimpanzees" (pdf) / November 2004 / Galina Glazko, Vamsi Veeramachaneni, Masatoshi Nei, and Wojciech Makayowski / Gene (in press)
• The Great Betrayal: Fraud in Science / October 2004 / Horace Freeland Judson / Harcourt — see also Amazon

FEBRUARY 21

• Unintelligent Design / February 20, 2005 / Jim Holt / New York Times
• Anthropologist resigns in 'dating disaster' / February 19, 2005 / World Net Daily — panel says professor of human origins made up data, plagiarized works
  • Neanderthal Man 'never walked in northern Europe' / 22 August 2004 / Paul Morgan / Megalithic Portal (from Telegraph, United Kingdom)
• Signs of intelligent design emerging / February 19, 2005 / Rich Barlow / Boston Globe — the cultural storm over ''intelligent design" has generated a squall over Cambridge and the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics
• Strong Quake Causes Panic in Indonesia's East / February 19, 2005 / New York Times (Reuters)
• Sniff of life on Mars has tongues wagging / 18 February 2005 / Irene Brown / Australian Broadcasting Corp.
• Huge explosion traced to exotic star / 18 February 2005 / Jim Giles / Nature (news@nature) — astronomers pinpoint source of unprecedented radiation surge
• Controversial Dates of Biblical Edom Reassessed in Results from New Archeological Research / February 17, 2005 / Barry Jagoda / University of California, San Diego
  • Carbon dating backs Bible on Edom / February 17, 2005 / Richard N. Ostling / South Bend Tribune (Indiana)
• Oldest fossil 'rabbit' unearthed / 17 February 2005 / BBC News — Science magazine reports the fossilized skeleton of a rabbit-like creature found in Mongolia
• Ethiopia is top choice for cradle of Homo sapiens / 16 February 2005 / Michael Hopkin / Nature (news@nature) — radioactive dating finds that fossil skulls are 195,000 years old
• Black holes bend light the 'wrong' way / 15 February 2005 / Jim Giles / Nature (news@nature) — astronomers could be misinterpreting their observations of distant stars due to distortions from refraction effects
• The Branding of a Heretic / January 28, 2005 / David Klinghoffer / Wall Street Journal — Are religious scientists unwelcome at the Smithsonian?
• Dare to win / January 26, 2005 / Jay D. Homnick / Jewish World Review — the time is ripe for people of faith to fight back against militant secularists pushing the theory of evolution as fact
• God and Time: Essays on the Divine Nature / December 2001 / Gregory E. Ganssle and David M. Woodruff (editors) / Oxford University Press — see also Amazon
• God & Time: Four Views / September 2001 / Gregory E. Ganssle (editor) / InterVarsity Press — see also Amazon
• Time and Eternity: Exploring God's Relationship to Time / March 2001 / William Lane Craig / Crossway Books — see also Amazon

FEBRUARY 17

• Tapestry of Life: Lateral Transfers of Heritable Elements / December 11-13, 2005 / organizers: Jeffrey Gordon and Claire Fraser (National Academy of Sciences) / Beckman Center (Irvine, California)
• Intelligent Design Symposium / March 26, 2005 / IDEA Club / University of Texas, Dallas
• Science's new heresy trial / February 19, 2005 / Gene Edward Veith / World Magazine — a Smithsonian-backed editor is defrocked by the priesthood of science for publishing an article on Intelligent Design
• "Gamma Rays Made on Earth" requires registration / 18 February 2005 / Umran Inan / Science, v.307, n.5712, p.1054-1055
  • "Terrestrial Gamma-Ray Flashes Observed up to 20 MeV" requires registration / 18 February 2005 / David M. Smith, Liliana I. Lopez, R. P. Lin, and Christopher P. Barrington-Leigh / Science, v.307, n.5712, p.1085-1088
• "Stratigraphic placement and age of modern humans from Kibish, Ethiopia" requires registration / 17 February 2005 / Ian McDougall, Francis H. Brown, and John G. Fleagle / Nature, v.433, p.733-736
  • Human Fossils Dated to 195,000 Years / February 17, 2005 / Malcolm Ritter / ABC News (Associated Press) — Ethiopian fossils called oldest known remains of modern human species
  • Age of ancient humans reassessed / 16 February 2005 / BBC News
• Evolution Revolution / February 17, 2005 / Deidre Pike / Tucson Weekly — scientists and educators fear conservative political muscle could force religious ideology into public-school classrooms
• NASA Researchers Claim Evidence of Present Life on Mars / 16 February 2005 / Brian Berger / space.com
  • A whiff of life on the Red Planet / 16 February 2005 / Jenny Hogan / New Scientist
• Darwinists Prove Computers Work! / February 16, 2005 / Jonathan Wells / Center for Science and Culture
• Key to intelligence questioned / 15 February 2005 / BBC News — thought might not be dependent on language, according to new research published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
• Cecil County Adopts Text Stressing Evolution / February 15, 2005 / Nick Anderson / Washington Post, p.B03
• For Neanderthals and Homo Sapiens, Was It De-Lovely? / February 15, 2005 / John Noble Wilford / New York Times
• Stealth Cloning / February 15, 2005 / Wesley J. Smith / National Review Online — Washington state tries legalizing cloning on the sly
• Scientists Document Complex Genomic Events Leading to the Birth of New Genes / February 15, 2005 / Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory / Science Daily
• Holy Evolution, Darwin! Comics Take On Science / February 14, 2005 / Neda Ulaby / National Public Radio, Morning Edition
• Truth, Incompleteness and the Gφdelian Way / February 14, 2005 / Edward Rothstein / New York Times
• Stemming stem cell research / February 14, 2005 / Cal Thomas / townhall.com
• Embryonic stem cell research as an obsession / February 14, 2005 / Donald R. May / townhall.com
• 'Intelligent design' a way to smuggle Christianity into schoolrooms / February 12, 2005 / Barry W. Lynn / Houston Chronicle
• Climate change: Menace or myth? / 12 February 2005 / Fred Pearce / New Scientist
• Evolution row / February 9, 2005 / N. S. Mohamed Azif / The Hindu (India)
• The final unraveling of the universe / 5 February 2005 / Stephen Battersby / New Scientist, n.2485 — it might collapse in a big crunch; it could end more violently in a big rip; a drift into darkness is an option, but even that could get pretty exciting
• How 3D space survived the great destruction / 5 February 2005 / Stephen Battersby / New Scientist, n.2485
• "Mineral isochrons and isotopic fingerprinting: Pitfalls and promises" / January 2005 / Jon Davidson, Bruce Charlier, John M. Hora, Rebecca Perlroth / Geology, v.33, n.1, p.29-32
• Selling Books on Intelligent Design and Science Amidst Public Controversy / January 2005 / Byron Borger / Hearts & Minds (bookstore), Dallastown, PA
• Intelligent Design and Grand Unified Theory / John Paily (Karnataka, India)
• Leaps in the Dark: The Making of Scientific Reputations / December 2004 / John Waller / Oxford University Press — reveals the latest research into the myths surrounding 12 crucial moments in the history of science; see also Amazon
• Origin of the Human Species, 2nd ed. / October 2003 / Dennis Bonnette / Sapientia Press — see also Amazon
• Why We Exist: Inferences from Science for an Explanation of Human Purpose / August 2003 / Eugene Bell-Gam / Pen Press Publishers — see also Amazon
• Teaching Intelligent Design -- What Happened When? A Response to Eugenie Scott / February 23, 2001 / William A. Dembski / theism.net — design theorists argue that intelligent design constitutes a valid scientific research program aimed at understanding the effects of intelligence in the natural world
• Robert Boyle: A Free Enquiry into the Vulgarly Received Notion of Nature / November 1996 / Edward B. Davis and Michael Hunter (editors) / Cambridge University Press — see also Amazon

FEBRUARY 13

• The Darwinian Interlude / March 2005 / Freeman Dyson / Technology Review — in early times “horizontal gene transfer,” the sharing of genes between unrelated species, was prevalent ... reductionist biology has been practiced for the last hundred years ... a new biology based on communities and ecosystems rather than on genes and molecules is now needed
• MIT’s Burgeoning Faithful / March 2005 / David Cameron / Technology Review — life groups are the backbone of Campus Crusade’s presence at MIT
• Researcher claims bias by Smithsonian / February 13, 2005 / Joyce Howard Price / Washington Times — a former editor of a scientific journal has filed a complaint against the Smithsonian Institution, charging that he was discriminated against on the basis of perceived religious and political beliefs because of an article he published that challenged the Darwinian theory of evolution
• Scientist denied patent for human-animal hybrid / February 13, 2005 / Washington Post
• God and Evolution / February 12, 2005 / Nicholas D. Kristof / New York Times
• Alive! The race to create life from scratch / 12 February 2005 / Bob Holmes / New Scientist, n.2486 — meet the people who claim they are about to find out the ingredients needed to create life
• Reinventing Physics: the Search for the Real Frontier / February 11, 2005 / Robert B. Laughlin / Chronicle of Higher Education
• "NEANDERTALS REVISITED MEETING: Faces May Lie When Skulls Tell Tales" requires registration / 11 February 2005 / Elizabeth Culotta / Science, v.307, n.5711, p.840-841
• "Independent Origins of Middle Ear Bones in Monotremes and Therians" requires registration / 11 February 2005 / Thomas H. Rich, James A. Hopson, Anne M. Musser, Timothy F. Flannery, and Patricia Vickers-Rich / Science, v.307, n.5711, p.910-914
• "Inflationary Cosmology: Exploring the Universe from the Smallest to the Largest Scales" requires registration / 11 February 2005 / Alan H. Guth and David I. Kaiser / Science, v.307, n.5711, p.884-890
• "ETHICS: Forbidden Knowledge" requires registration / 11 February 2005 / Joanna Kempner, Clifford S. Perlis, and Jon F. Merz / Science, v.307, n.5711, p.854
• Biology's New Forbidden Fruit / February 11, 2005 / Oliver Morton / New York Times
• Politics and religion enter into evolution debate / February 10, 2005 / Jon Hurdle / MSNBC — electoral victories boost campaign to question Darwin
• Divine Creation and Evolution / February 10, 2005 / Alexander R. Pruss / Department of Philosophy, Georgetown University
• The icy truth behind Neanderthals / 10 February 2005 / Cameron Balbirnie / BBC News — in 1848 a strange skull was discovered on the military outpost of Gibraltar that was undoubtedly human, but also had some of the heavy features of an ape -- distinct brow ridges and a forward projecting face
• Ear-splitting discovery rocks mammal identity / 10 February 2005 / Roxanne Khamsi / Nature (news@nature) — triple bone structure arose independently in platypus and humans
• Marine biology: Whale fall / 9 February 2005 / Amanda Haag / Nature (news@nature) — scientists go to extreme and unpleasant lengths to study the fatty bones of dead whales that provide rich pickings for creatures on the sea floor
• Evolution in the Blackboard Jungle / February 9, 2004 / Ronald Bailey / reasononline — an intelligent design for a solution to the debate
• Britain Grants 'Dolly' Scientist Cloning License / February 9, 2005 / New York Times (Associated Press)
• Dolly expert is to clone embryos / 8 February 2005 / BBC News — the creator of Dolly the sheep has been granted a license to clone human embryos for medical research
• Kansas Schools Struggle with Evolution and Creationism / February 8, 2005 / Greg Allen / National Public Radio (Morning Edition)
• An Astronomer's View of Christianity and Science / February 8, 2005 / Renee Montagne / National Public Radio (Morning Edition) — Owen Gingerich, a professor of astronomy at Harvard University and senior astronomer at the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, discusses the role of evolution and the creationist movement called Intelligent Design
• For the Worst of Us, the Diagnosis May Be 'Evil' / February 8, 2005 / Benedict Carey / New York Times
• Teach science, not belief / February 7, 2005 / Greg Nielsen / Cavalier Daily (University of Virginia)
• Doubting Darwin / February 7, 2005 / Jerry Adler / Newsweek — a controversial new theory called 'intelligent design' asserts that a supernatural agent was at work in making possible life in its infinite complexity
  • Newsweek takes a stab at Intelligent Design / February 4, 2005 / Get Religion
• Design for Living / February 7, 2005 / Michael J. Behe / New York Times
  • letter response: 'Intelligent Design' / February 12, 2005 / Bruce Alberts (President, National Academy of Sciences)
• Where did we come from? / February 6, 2005 / Gerald L. Zelizer / USA Today — and what can we teach our kids?
• Spotting Evolution on the Wing / February 5, 2005 / Howard Hughes Medical Institute / Science Daily — by analyzing the genetic origin of a modest spot on a fruit fly wing, researchers have discovered a molecular mechanism that explains, in part, how new patterns can evolve
• Fact is, this theory is under attack / February 5, 2005 / Arthur Hirsch / Baltimore Sun (Maryland) — Charles Darwin's contributions to science are facing serious challenges from Elkton to Dover, Pa., and across the nation
• "Abrupt and Gradual Extinction Among Late Permian Land Vertebrates in the Karoo Basin, South Africa" requires registration / Peter D. Ward, Jennifer Botha, Roger Buick, Michiel O. De Kock, Douglas H. Erwin, Geoffrey H. Garrison, Joseph L. Kirschvink, and Roger Smith / 4 February 2005 / Science, v.307, n.5710, p.709-714
• Ernst Mayr dies, aged 100 / 4 February 2005 / Michael Hopkin / Nature (news@nature) — German-born biologist formulated the modern concept of species
  • Ernst Mayr, giant among evolutionary biologists, dies at 100 / February 4, 2005 / Steve Bradt / Harvard Gazette — acclaimed advancer of Darwinism had been member of Harvard faculty since 1953
  • The Evolution of Ernst: Interview with Ernst Mayr / July 6, 2004 / Scientific American
  • Ernst Mayr and the Evolutionary Synthesis / PBS
  • Curriculum Vitae
• Muddy microbes retrieved from the abyss / 3 February 2005 / Michael Hopkin / Nature (news@nature) — submarine mission finds life in the deepest trench on Earth
• Liberty seized! / February 2, 2005 / Steven Voigt / Renew America — the ACLU sues a Pennsylvania school over intelligent design theory
• Feathered friends no bird brains / 1 February 2005 / BBC News — the term "bird brain" is out of date as birds' brains are just as advanced as mammals'
• D. James Kennedy Sees 'Wall of Evolution' Eventually Tumbling Down / February 1, 2005 / Allie Martin / Agape Press (Christian News Service)
• Evolution Takes a Back Seat in U.S. Classes / February 1, 2005 / Cornelia Dean / New York Times
• End of one world? On to the next? Not so fast … / February 1, 2005 / Denyse O'Leary / christianity.ca — Smithsonian persecutes one of their own who published a peer-reviewed article on Intelligent Design. Also, read about end-of-the world cosmology; and the National Geographic on faith.
• Evidence for Widespread Degradation of Gene Control Regions in Hominid Genomes / February 2005 / Peter D. Keightley, Martin J. Lercher, and Adam Eyre-Walker / PLoS Biology, v.3, n.2
• "Stem Cell Research: Greasing the 'Slippery Slope' to Godlessness" / February 2005 / Daniel Criswell / Impact, n.380 (Institute for Creation Research)
• "The Design Revelation" / February 2005 / Henry M. Morris / Back to Genesis, n.194 (Institute for Creation Research)
  • response: Intelligent Design's Contribution to the Debate over Evolution: A Reply to Henry Morris / 1 February 2005 / William A. Dembski
• "Fast-growing till over ancient ice in Beacon Valley, Antarctica" / February 2005 / Felix Ng, Bernard Hallet, Ronald S. Sletten, and John O. Stone / Geology, v.33, n.2, p.121-124
• ARN-Announce, n.45 / January 31, 2005 / Dennis Wagner / Access Research Network
• Sticker Shock / January 31, 2005 / Francis J. Beckwith / Legal Times, v.28, n.5 — in Georgia evolution case, court misses real issue of religious tolerance
• Titanic life may bloom without water / 31 January 2005 / Philip Ball / Nature (news@nature) — hydrocarbon seas on Saturn's moon could be a solvent for biological molecules
• Discovery Phase / January 31, 2005 / Chris Mooney / American Prospect — we're getting acquainted with the new anti-evolutionists and they seem very familiar
• Darwin put to flight in Bible Belt / January 30, 2005 / Sarah Baxter / Sunday Times (United Kingdom)
• Evolution feud back in schools / January 30, 2005 / Josh Kelley / The Arizona Republic — state science education standards aim for dialogue on differing life theories
• Titan is 'shockingly Earth-like' / 29 January 2005 / Stephen Battersby / New Scientist, n.2484 —
  based on data sent back by the Huygens probe after landing on Saturn's giant moon
• The Holocaust and Evolution / January 29, 2005 / Jonathan Sarfati / The Conservative Voice
• Volcanic eruptions caused Permian period extinctions / 29 January 2005 / New Scientist, n.2484
• Creationists at the gate / January 29, 2005 / Boston Globe
• Smithsonian in uproar over intelligent-design article / January 29, 2005 / WorldNetDaily.com — museum researcher's career threatened after he published favorable piece
• SBTS Hires Controversial Intelligent-Design Advocate / January 29, 2005 / Edwin C. Tsuei / Christian Post — the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary hires intelligent-design champion William A. Dembski to lead new Center of Science and Theology
• Furnace creates instant fossils / 28 January 2005 / Geoff Brumfiel / Nature (news@nature) — artificially petrified wood could help clean up radioactive waste
• Search for life signal on Titan / 25 January 2005 / BCC News — scientists will comb data sent back from Titan by the Huygens probe for the chemical signature of life in a bid to identify the moon's source of methane
• Creation-Evolution Headlines / January 2005 / David F. Coppedge / Master Plan Productions
• Theory, fact and the origin of life / 2005 / Nature - Structural & Molecular Biology, v.12, p.101
• God, Fine-Tuning, and the Problem of Old Evidence (pdf) / December 5, 2004 / Bradley Monton / PhilSci Archive
• "How Young Is the Young Earth?" / December 2004 / John D. Morris / Back to Genesis, n.192b (Institute for Creation Research)
• "Are Fossils the Result of Noah’s Flood?" / November 2004 / John D. Morris / Back to Genesis, n.191b (Institute for Creation Research)
• "Was Geologic Work Done on Creation Work?" / August 2004 / John D. Morris / Back to Genesis, n.188b (Institute for Creation Research)
• Kicking the Sacred Cow: Questioning the Unquestionable and Thinking the Impermissible / August 2004 / James P. Hogan / Baen Books — see also Amazon
• From Darwin to Hitler: Evolutionary Ethics, Eugenics, and Racism in Germany / May 2004 / Richard Weikart / Palgrave Macmillan — see also Amazon
  • response: October 10, 2004 / Richard Weikart / Discovery Institute
  • review: Darwin on Trial Again / September 29, 2004 / Sander Gliboff / Taiwan
  • review: Johannes L. Jacobse / townhall.com
  • How Darwinism led to the Holocaust ... and how it is destroying respect for human life today / thbookservice.com
  • lecture: From Darwin to Hitler: Does Darwinism Devalue Human Life? (DVD) / Richard Weikart
• "Were the Huge Columbia River Basalts Formed in the Flood?" / May 2004 / John D. Morris / Back to Genesis, n.185b (Institute for Creation Research)
• I Wish I Could Believe in Meaning: A Response to Nihilism / 2004 / Peter S. Williams / Damaris Publishing — see also Access Research Network
• Teaching tolerance / October 14, 2003 / Francis Beckett / The Guardian — we should abolish faith schools -- they breed only intolerance and isolation
• Documentary Redraws Humans' Family Tree / January 21, 2003 / Hillary Mayell / National Geographic News
• Kurt Gφdel, Who Proved Truth Higher than Logic / April 28, 2002 / Christian History Institute
• Kurt Gφdel's Ontological Argument / Christopher Small / University of Waterloo, Ontario — Gφdel has sketched a revised version of Anselm's traditional ontological argument for the existence of God
• "Mr. Bryan on Evolution" / March 1991 / William Jennings Bryan / Impact, n.213 (Institute for Creation Research)
• Creation and the World of Science / 1979 / A. R. Peacocke / Clarendon Press (Oxford) — Questia - Online Library

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