News to Know

• To Teach What Needs to be Taught

  March 31, 2012

  Academic freedom to “teach the controversy” in Tennessee awaits the governor’s signature.

• Do Resurrected Proteins Reduce Irreducible Complexity?

  March 31, 2012

  Are resurrected proteins the death knell of irreducible complexity?

• Understanding the Answer in Genesis 3:16

  March 31, 2012

  We live in a cursed world as a result of sin, and that Curse affects all areas of our lives, not just childbirth.

• Atheists Celebrate Unbelief in D.C. Today

  March 24, 2012

  “Reason Rally” to celebrate atheism and godlessness.

• Paleoanthropologists Debate Identity of the Deerslayers

  March 24, 2012

  Scientists still debate the identity of these bones after 20 years.

• New Scientist Discards Religion, Demands God Prove Himself

  March 24, 2012

  New Scientist’s “God Issue” explains away religion as a part of our evolutionary heritage and demands God perform to prove Himself.

• Weird History: “Anti-evolution” Linked to Apartheid

  March 17, 2012

  Strange train of historical connections illogically links “anti- evolution” to apartheid.

• Mutated Sense of Taste

  March 17, 2012

  Many meat-eating mammals have mutated sweet sense.

• Scientists Admit Genetic Data Timing Uncertain

  March 17, 2012

  “The inability to observe past mutation rates means that the timing of events from genetic data remains uncertain,” report Cambridge geneticists.

• Father Space—Did Amino Acids Seed Earth?

  March 17, 2012

  Some like it hot; some like it cold; some think extraterrestrial amino acids seeded earth billions of years ago.

• Which Version of History Do Fossils Reflect?

  March 10, 2012

  Fossil diversity “accurately reflects history”—but which version of history?

• Tomb Trackers

  March 10, 2012

  Searchers yet again claim to have found Jesus’ tomb.

• Common Ancestor Hidden in Burgess Shale

  March 10, 2012

  Burgess Shale said to shelter “the most primitive known vertebrate and therefore the ancestor of all descendant vertebrates, including humans.”

• Australian Take on the Creation Museum

  March 10, 2012

  Australian television program gets up close with the Creation Museum.

• Fossil Gap Closes More Missing Links

  March 10, 2012

  The gap closes but transitions are still lacking.

• Infanticide Is Contraception?

  March 3, 2012

  Ethicists’ logical conclusion could reclassify infanticide as a form of contraception.

• Dawkins, Canterbury, and the Baroness—Agnosticism, Compromise, and Tolerance

  March 3, 2012

  During a public “dialogue” at Oxford, “the world’s most famous atheist,” Richard Dawkins, told the Archbishop of Canterbury he couldn’t be sure God didn’t exist.

• Editorials Debate Value of Sanitized Bible

  March 3, 2012

  Editorial discusses the supposed usefulness of a "sugarcoated" Bible.

• Secret of Life? . . . Still Not Found

  March 3, 2012

  Stable molecules still don’t hold the secret spark of life.

• South Africa’s Abstract Thought

  March 3, 2012

  South Africa’s “earliest known evidence of abstract thought”

• NYC Schools Evict Churches

  Feb. 25, 2012

  NYC schools evict churches.

• Primordial Soup Debate

  Feb. 25, 2012

  Was primordial soup a warm pond or a hot salty ocean? Evolutionists debate.

• The Battle of Bible Translation

  Feb. 25, 2012

  “. . . the Father has sent the Son as Savior of the world. Whoever confesses that Jesus is the Son of God, God abides in him, and he in God” (1 John 4:14–15).

• Our Scarred Moon

  Feb. 25, 2012

  Moon story stretches to accommodate unexpectedly recent activity.

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