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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.

• Evolution of the Bacterial Flagella

  March 1, 2000 Ian Musgrave, Australia

• "Why Abiogenesis Is Impossible"

  March 1, 2000  Jerry Bergman Creation Research Society Quarterly, v.36, n.4

• The Origin-of-Life Prize

  March 1, 2000 The Gene Emergence Project

• Book

  Genesis, Creation and Early Man

  March 1, 2000 Seraphim Father Rose, et al.

  Saint Herman of Alaska Brotherhood

• The Evolution Project

  March 1, 2000  PBS

  a public television series, a content-rich and
  easy-to-navigate Web site, and extensive educational resources

• "Why Abiogenesis Is Impossible"

  March 1, 2000 Jerry Bergman Creation Research Society Quarterly, v.36, n.4

• Book

  The End of Certainty and the Beginning of Faith: Religion and Science for the 21st Century

  March 1, 2000 D. Brian Austin Smyth & Helwys Pub.

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Shattering the Myths of Darwinism

  March 1, 2000 Richard Milton Park Street Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Earth Systems: Processes and Issues

  March 1, 2000 W. G. Ernst, ed. Cambridge University Press

  see also Amazon

• Explaining Functional Complexity in Nature: Do the Life Sciences Need a Theory of Design?

  March 1, 2000 Loren A. King (MIT)

• Are Probabilities Indispensable to the Design Inference? (.pdf)

  March 1, 2000 Robert C. Koons (Philosophy Department, University of Texas, Austin)

• Book

  Causality: Models, Reasoning, and Inference

  March 1, 2000 Judea Pearl Cambridge University Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Rethinking the Scientific Revolution

  March 1, 2000 Margaret J. Osler, ed. Cambridge University Press

  see also Amazon

• Dark Matter

  March 1, 2000 Don B. DeYoung Creation Research Society Quarterly, v.36, n.4

• "Inverted Human Eye a Poor Design?"

  March 1, 2000 Jerry Bergman Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith, v.52, p.18-30

• Peering into Darwin's Black Box

  March 1, 2000 Joseph W. Francis Origins & Design, v.20, n.1

  the cell division processes required for bacterial life

• Book

  A House Built on Sand: Exposing Postmodernist Myths About Science

  March 1, 2000 Noretta Koertge (editor) Oxford University Press

  see also Amazon

• Alien Intelligence? Think Again

  February 29, 2000 Guillermo Gonzalez space.com

• Alien Intelligence? Think Again

  February 29, 2000 Guillermo Gonzalez Space.com

• Biblical Chronology: The Answer!

  February 29, 2000 Digger's World how old is the earth?

• Science vs. science

  February 26, 2000 WORLD Magazine, v.15, n.8

  four "Intelligent Design" revolutionaries who are fighting Darwinists on their own terms

• NABT Statement on Evolution Evolves

  February 26, 2000 National Center for Science Education, Special Report

  comments on changes in the 1995 National Association of Biology Teachers (NABT) "Statement on the Teaching of Evolution" which was reprinted in Reports of NCSE [17(1):31-32]

• Finding the Signal

  February 25, 2000 ABC News

  Project Phoenix monitors 28 million frequency channels simultaneously for signs of alien life.

• A Forest From the Past

  February 23, 2000 ABC News

  Five acres of ice age forest have been discovered in the upper peninsula of Michigan. The forest is still standing and was perfectly preserved in rising water and sand.

• "Taking a whiff of the primordial soup"

  February 21, 2000 U.S. News & World Report, v.128, p.50 re-creating the big bang in the laboratory

• Turning On the Universe

  February 21, 2000 Physical Review Focus

  full paper: "Phenomenology of a Realistic Accelerating Universe Using Only Planck-Scale Physics"

• Evidence of Mystery Particles Stirring Excitement and Doubt

  February 19, 2000 New York Times

• Church Expresses Sorrow for Burning at the Stake

  February 19, 2000 Father Richard Gant Catholic Information Network

  message on the mailing list

• Cosmic Driving Force?

  February 18, 2000 Washington Post online a mysterious force that seems to be taking over the universe

• Law professor tackles debate over creation

  February 18, 2000 Ventura County Star

  Westlake Village, CA: Phillip Johnson will argue at church that schools should present both sides.

• "Evolutionary Biology: A Powerhouse Divided" requires free registration

  February 18, 2000 Science, v.287, n.5456, p.1219

  new evidence to indicate that cellular organelles were originally free-living bacteria

• News Update/Commentary

  Rome celebrates heretic monk

  February 17, 2000 BBC News

  Giordano Bruno was burnt at the stake on 17 February 1600, at least partly for saying the sun could not be the center of the universe. Next month he will receive a formal apology from the Catholic church.

• What was the View of the Westminster Assembly Divines on Creation Days?

  February 16, 2000 David W. Hall — overwhelming testimony in favor of the classic view

• History Answering Present Objections: Exegesis of the Days of Creation a Century Before and After Westminster, 1540-1740

  February 16, 2000 Center for the Advancement of Paleo Orthodoxy (Oak Ridge, TN)

• Look Who's Stalking

  February 14, 2000 New York Magazine

  The ugly feud between pop paleontologist Stephen Jay Gould and science writer Robert Wright has been simmering for ten years now--except somebody forgot to tell Gould.

• "Look Who's Stalking"

  February 14, 2000  Ethan Smith New York Magazine

  The ugly feud between pop paleontologist Stephen Jay Gould and science writer Robert Wright has been simmering for ten years now -- except somebody forgot to tell Gould.

• Stone Age man wasn't so dumb

  February 10, 2000 Electronic Telegraph

  Archaeologists are rethinking our cultural origins in the light of new discoveries in South Africa.

• Earth Dodges Another Asteroid

  February 9, 2000 ABC News one-in-a-million chance now zero

• The Little Big Bang

  February 9, 2000 ABC News high-energy collisions create new form of matter

• Book

  Rare Earth Punctures Alien Assumptions

  February 9, 2000 Kenneth Silber space.com

  [see Feb. 1 for original posting on this book]

• "Whose 'science'?"

  February 8, 2000 Christian Science Monitor

  State reviews of classroom science requirements are prompting further debate about 'creation science' vs. evolution.

• Maybe We Are Alone in the Universe, After All

  February 8, 2000 New York Times

• Maybe We Are Alone in the Universe, After All

  February 8, 2000 William J. Broad New York Times

• Summary of Testable Creation Model

  February 7, 2000 Hugh Ross Reasons To Believe

• $10 Million Loss in Fire at College and Science Center

  February 6, 2000 Kurt Wise Center for Origins Research and Education, Bryan College, Dayton, Tennessee

• Is Natural Selection the Result of Design?

  February 3, 2000 Robert Wright, Steven Pinker Slate Magazine, msnbc.com

  interview with Robert Wright on his new book, Nonzero: The Logic of Human Destiny

• Intelligent Design is not Optimal Design

  February 2, 2000 William A. Dembski Metaviews

• "Gamma-Ray Bursts Come Home"

  February 1, 2000 Scientific American, v.282, p.96-97

• An Interdisciplinary Conference on the Role of Naturalism in Science

  February 1, 2000 Baylor University

• Book

  Rare Earth: Why Complex Life Is Uncommon in the Universe

  February 1, 2000 Peter Douglas Ward, Donald Brownlee Springer Verlag

  contrary to popular thought, we just might be alone and Earth might be unique