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  The Crucible of Creation: The Burgess Shale and the Rise of Animals

  February 13, 1998 Simon Conway Morris Oxford University Press

• On the Origin of Stasis

  February 13, 1998 Art Battson Access Research Network

• review: Doppler toppler?

  February 13, 1998 Michael J. Oard Creation Ex Nihilo Technical Journal, v.14, n.3, p.39-45

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  Teaching About Evolution and the Nature of Science

  February 13, 1998 Working Group on Teaching Evolution, National Academy of Sciences National Academy Press

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• review: William B. Provine / Cornell Univer

• The Lost Squadron [Grønlandsekspeditionen]

  February 13, 1998 Aircraft were left on the ice in Greenland in 1945. Their current depth in the ice has been used to suggest that the Greenland icecap can accumulate much more rapidly than is usually assumed.

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  Socialist Darwinism: Evolution in German Socialist Thought from Marx to Bernstein

  February 13, 1998 Richard Weikart University Press of America, Bethesda, MD

  see Humanities & Social Sciences review; see also Amazon

• Large Gene Study Questions Cambrian Explosion / January 21, 1999

  February 13, 1998  ScienceDaily.com

• God and Evolution

  February 13, 1998 Warren Kurt VonRoeschlaub Talk.Origins Archive

• A Creation/Flood Model

  February 13, 1998 Arthur V. Chadwick  Earth History Research Center

• Science and Creationism

  February 13, 1998 National Academy of Sciences resources about evolution and the nature of science

• What about the evolution of the horse?

  February 13, 1998 Matthew J. Slick Christian Apologetics & Research Ministry 

• examples of irreducibly complex structures?

  February 13, 1998

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  Beyond Science: The Wider Human Context

  February 13, 1998 John Polkinghorne Cambridge University Press

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  The Origin of Species

  February 13, 1998 Charles Darwin the complete manuscript

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  What Remains To Be Discovered: Mapping the Secrets of the Universe, the Origins of Life, and the Future of the Human Race

  February 13, 1998 John Maddox Free Press

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  The Deep Hot Biosphere

  February 13, 1998 Thomas Gold Copernicus (Springer-Verlag)

  A renowned scientist's revolutionary theory of a vast subterranean habitat and its significance for life's origins on our planet and the possibility of life elsewhere in the universe.

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  From Hiroshima to the Iceman: The Development and Applications of Accelerator Mass Spectrometry

  February 13, 1998 Harry E. Gove Institute of Physics Publishing

  history of carbon-14 AMS, including dating of the Shroud of Turin,  the Iceman, the elephant bird egg, and the Dead Sea scrolls

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  Science and Theology: An Introduction

  February 13, 1998 John Polkinghorne Augsburg Fortress Pubs.

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• Werner Heisenberg and the Uncertainty Principle

  February 13, 1998 American Institute of Physics

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  Time Machines: Time Travel in Physics, Metaphysics, and Science Fiction, 2nd ed.

  February 13, 1998 Paul J. Nahin Springer Verlag

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  The Inflationary Universe: The Quest for a New Theory of Cosmic Origins

  February 13, 1998 Alan H. Guth Perseus Books

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  Time: A Traveler's Guide

  February 13, 1998 Clifford A. Pickover Oxford University Press

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• Fides et Ratio

  February 13, 1998 John Paul II

  encyclical of the supreme pontiff to the bishops of the Catholic Church on the relationship between faith and reason

• Paleomagnetic reversals

  February 13, 1998 David Brezevec Scientific American (Ask the Experts)

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  Defeating Darwinism by Opening Minds

  February 13, 1998 Phillip E. Johnson InterVarsity Press

  excerpts

• The Scientist

  February 13, 1998

• Biblical Creation Society (United Kingdom)

  February 13, 1998

• John Woodmorappe

  February 13, 1998

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  Resources and Environment World Atlas

  February 13, 1998 V. M. Kotlyakov, et al., eds. Institute of Geography, Russian Academy of Sciences and Ed. Hölzel, Vienna

• On Becoming Human

  February 13, 1998 Ian Tattersall American Museum of Natural History

  what is that strange quality of consciousness that sets us off from all other living organisms? and how and when did we acquire it?

• Catastrophism? Yes!

  February 13, 1998 Ariel A. Roth College and University Dialogue, v.10, n.2, p.11-15

  a review of how science has gone back and forth on the role of catastrophism in the study of earth's history

• Animation Movies of ATP Synthase

  February 13, 1998 Hongyun Wang and George Oster University of California, Berkeley -- see Nature, v. 396, p. 279-282

• Are wisdom teeth (third molars) vestiges of human evolution?

  February 13, 1998 Jerry Bergman Creation ex Nihilo Technical Journal, v.12, n.3, p.297-304

• Synchronous Radiocarbon and Climate Shifts During the Last Deglaciation

  February 13, 1998 Konrad A. Hughen, John R. Southon, Scott Lehman, and Jonathan Overpeck Science, v.290, p.1951-1954

• Because it Had Rained: A Study of Genesis 2:5-7

  February 13, 1998 Mark D. Futato Westminster Theological Journal, v.60, p.1-21

  with implications for Genesis 1:1-2:3; 2:4-25

• "Where Science and Religion Meet"

  February 1, 1998 Tim Beardsley Scientific American

  the U.S. head of the Human Genome Project, Francis S. Collins, strives to keep his Christianity from interfering with his science and politics

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  The Ascent of Science

  February 1, 1998 Brian L. Silver Oxford University Press 

  named an outstanding academic book for 1999; a fascinating and highly accessible history of science from the Renaissance to the present; see also

  "The Origin of Peoples"

  February 1, 1998 Trevor Major

  Reason & Revelation, v.18, n.2, p.9-14 [a monthly journal of Christian evidences by the Apologetics Press]

• Of Gods and Gaps: Intelligent Design and Darwinian Evolution

  February 1, 1998 Edward B. Davis The Christian Century, v.115, n.20, p.678-681

  an essay review of Darwin's Black Box: The Biochemical Challenge to Evolution, by Michael J. Behe (The Free Press, 1996); Defeating Darwinism, by Opening Minds, by Phillip E. Johnson (InterVarsity Press, 1997); and The Creation Hypothesis

• American Institute of Biological Sciences

  February 1, 1998

• Did Birds Evolve From Dinosaurs?

  February 1, 1998 David Buckna Revolution Against Evolution

• Did Moses really write Genesis?

  February 1, 1998 Russell Grigg Creation Ex Nihilo, v.20, n.4, p.43–46

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  Philosophical Concepts in Physics: The Historical Relation between Philosophy and Scientific Theories

  February 1, 1998 James T. Cushing Cambridge University Press

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• Ants Were Already a Nuisance At Dinosaurs' Picnics

  January 29, 1998 John Schwartz Washington Post, p.A03 — fossil specimen dated to 92 million years ago

• Distant Exploding Stars Foretell Fate Of The Universe: It Will Expand Forever

  January 8, 1998 Gerson Goldhaber Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

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  Calibrating the Mitochondrial Clock

  January 2, 1998 Ann Gibbons Science

  Mitochondrial DNA appears to mutate much faster than expected, prompting new DNA forensics procedures and raising troubling questions about the dating of evolutionary events

• "The Gorbachev of Darwinism"

  January 1, 1998 Phillip E. Johnson First Things, v.79, p.14-16

• "Cretaceous Pompeii"

  January 1, 1998 Discover, v.19

  a scene of mass death in Liaoning Province, China; hundreds of birds, dinosaurs, fish, insects, and plants all died suddenly on the shores of an ancient lake and their remains are numerous and well-preserved

• The Faith of Great Scientists

  January 1, 1998 MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) Independent Activities Period

  How did the Christian faith, which so many great scientists professed, influence their scientific thinking, and how did their science affect their faith?

• National Geographic's Black Sea Expedition Uncovers Evidence of Human Habitation

  January 1, 1998