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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.

• Scientists-professors to back evolution vs. intelligent design

  February 25, 2002 John Mangels Plain Dealer (Cleveland, OH)

• Science Holds a Meeting

  February 25, 2002 John Wilson Christianity Today

  report from the annual convention of the American Association for the Advancement of Science

• Book

  Monkey Trial Airs on PBS

  February 25, 2002 Phillip Johnson Weekly Wedge Update (Access Research Network)

• Deconstructing Darwin

  February 24, 2002 John Heys Digital Missourian

  a new theory of evolution challenges conventional thought

• US schools ban Darwin from class

  February 24, 2002 Robin McKie The Observer (United Kingdom)

• Understanding the Concepts

  February 24, 2002 The Plain Dealer (Cleveland, OH)

  with courts opposed to allowing the teaching of creationism in public schools, another concept called "intelligent design" has emerged to challenge evolution's dominance

• LETTERS: Looking beyond the 'religion' of evolution

  February 22, 2002 Jeff Porter Christian Science Monitor

  there is a growing body of scientific evidence exposing the "religion" of the theory of evolution and pointing toward an intelligent design to the universe

• Evolution & God: Why Intelligent Design Theory Isn't Science (lecture)

  February 22, 2002 Stephen Jay Gould, Kenneth Miller, Lawrence Krauss, and Cynthia Beall Allen Theater, Playhouse Square, Cleveland, OH

• "PALEOCLIMATE: Cycles, Cycles Everywhere" requires free registration

  February 22, 2002 Thomas J. Crowley Science, v. 295, p.1473-1474

  on Milankovitch cycles

• MASS EXTINCTIONS: No 'Darkness at Noon' to Do In the Dinosaurs?

  February 22, 2002 Richard A. Kerr Science, v.295, p.1445-1447

• "The Problematic Rise of Archean Oxygen" requires free registration

  February 22, 2002 Kenneth M. Towe Science, v.295, p.1419

• The Dinosaur that Fooled the World

  February 21, 2002 BBC

• Ohio Has Designs on Science Standards

  February 20, 2002 Todd Hertz Christianity Today

  state may be the first to add intelligent design to education mandates

• Darwin or Design?

  February 20, 2002 Christian Science Monitor

• Gene Mappers May Have Missed Half The Genes

  February 20, 2002 Matthew Herper Forbes

• 'Intelligent design' pols lack faith

  February 19, 2002 Dayton Daily News

• LETTER: 'Dispatch' is preaching untruths on evolution

  February 19, 2002 David L. Bump Columbus Dispatch

• Duck croc found

  February 19, 2002 Sara Abdulla Nature science update

  ancient dwarf crocodilian swam with giants

• They know we're here

  February 19, 2002 Helen Pearson Nature science update

  evolved space civilizations will be eyeing Earth

• High-water mark

  February 18, 2002 Sara Abdulla Nature science update

  bleak forecast for sea level in 2100

• Our big brains can overcome our selfish genes

  February 18, 2002 Richard Dawkins Independent (UK)

  from a lecture by the Charles Simonyi professor of the understanding of science, given at the Royal Institution, in London

• Debate evolves over biology lessons

  February 18, 2002 Larry Witham Washington Times

• Origins argument gets new life

  February 18, 2002 Joanne Huist Smith, Laura Bischoff, Mark Fisher, and Jennine Zeleznik Dayton Daily News

  bill would require expanded views in classes

• Early humans dressed for dinner

  February 18, 2002 Helen Pearson Nature science update

  sophisticated jewellery appeared with social events

• American Experience: Monkey Trial (TV)

  February 17, 2002 PBS

• Evolution Debate

  February 17, 2002 Columbus Dispatch state board should reject pseudoscience

• BECOMING HUMAN: New Fossils Raise Molecular Questions

  February 15, 2002 Ann Gibbons Science, v.295, p.1217

  some researchers have begun to wonder whether our molecular clock has been correctly calibrated

• "Evolution and Biogeography of Deep-Sea Vent and Seep Invertebrates" requires free registration

  February 15, 2002 C. L. Van Dover, C. R. German, K. G. Speer, L. M. Parson, R. C. Vrijenhoek Science, v.295, p.1253-1257

• "PALEONTOLOGY: Earliest Animal Tracks or Just Mud Cracks?" requires free registration

  February 15, 2002 Richard A. Kerr Science, v.295, p.1209

• "PALEONTOLOGY: Tug-of-War Over Mystery Fossil" requires free registration

  February 15, 2002 Sabine Steghaus-Kovac Science, v.295, p.1212-1213

• Becoming Human: What Made Humans Modern?

  February 15, 2002 Michael Balter Science, v.295, p.1219-1225

  Could our species have been born in a rapid burst of change?

• Answering the creationist challenge

  February 14, 2002 Joseph N. Bell Los Angeles Times

• Chameleons walk on water

  February 14, 2002 Helen Pearson Nature science update

  reptile history reveals daring escape from Madagascar

• Students and Intellectual Freedom: Challenges to Naturalistic Evolution

  February 14, 2002 Chuck Colson BreakPoint Online

• "Chameleon radiation by oceanic dispersal" requires free registration

  February 14, 2002 C. J. Raxworthy, M. R. J. Forstner, and R. A. Nussbaum Nature, v.415, p.784-787

• "The emerging conceptual framework of evolutionary developmental biology" requires free registration

  February 14, 2002 Wallace Arthur Nature, v.415, p.757-764

• God & Evolution: Why Intelligent Design Theory Isn't Science

  February 14, 2002 Case Western Reserve University (Cleveland, OH) questions submitted by the audience at the forum

• Darwin's God: Theology at the Roots of Evolutionary Theory

  February 13, 2002 Chuck Colson BreakPoint Online

• Unintelligible Redesign

  February 13, 2002 William Saletan Slate (MSN)

  This is the way creationism ends. Not with a bang, but with a whimper.

• Jurassic vomit comes up at meeting

  February 12, 2002 Philip Ball Nature science udpate

  fossilized sick shows what marine reptiles ate for breakfast

• Exploding star strafed Earth

  February 12, 2002 Philip Ball Nature science udpate

  a supernova may have caused mass extinction two million years ago

• Facts to the Wind

  February 12, 2002 Benjamin Wiker (fellow at the Discovery Institute) National Review online

  reviewing Monkey Trial, a PBS documentary

• In Ohio School Hearing, a New Theory Will Seek a Place Alongside Evolution

  February 11, 2002 Francis X. Clines New York Times

• Fossil vomit puts the ‘ick’ in Jurassic

  February 11, 2002 Reuters (MSNBC) scientists say expelled shells shed light on ichthyosaur’s diet

• A Recycled Universe

  February 11, 2002 J. R. Minkel Scientific American

  crashing branes and cosmic acceleration may power an infinite cycle in which our universe is but a phase

• Governor Sidesteps Evolution Argument

  February 10, 2002 Catherine Candisky Columbus Dispatch, p.1A

• Life: By Chance or Design?

  February 10, 2002 Catherine Candisky Columbus Dispatch, p.1D

  Ohio weighs what to teach its children

• "PALEONTOLOGY: Polar Dinosaurs" requires free registration

  February 8, 2002 Thomas H. Rich, Patricia Vickers-Rich, and Roland A. Gangloff Science, v.295, p.979-980

• ASTRONOMY: Demotion Looms for Gamma-Ray Bursts

  February 8, 2002 Tsvi Piran Science, v.295, p.986-987

• Big Fast Change

  February 7, 2002 Amanda Onion ABC News — a gene that leads to big change bolsters evolution theory, say scientists