News to Know

• Sky Survey Discovers Big Bang-defying Quasar Cluster

  Jan. 19, 2013

  Sky Survey discovers a faraway quasar cluster that is too big to exist within the big bang model’s assumptions.

• Louie Giglio Ousted from Presidential Inauguration

  Jan. 19, 2013

  Pastor who once preached against homosexual behavior no longer to pray at president’s inauguration.

• The Dirtiness of Jesus Dwelling Among Us

  Jan. 19, 2013

  “And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us . . .” (John 1:14).

• Semantics Matter: What Does the Pill Do?

  Jan. 12, 2013

  With legislation set to go into effect requiring private employers to provide abortifacients as an insurance benefit, Liberty University English professor Karen Swallow Prior has called attention to the increasingly sloppy usage of relevant terms in the controversy.

• Science Teacher Reveals Unscientific Bias, Blind Spot

  Jan. 5, 2013

  Despite the common claim that scientists objectively evaluate their observations, this teacher’s predetermined decision to reject and mock all he saw is clear from the beginning.

• Evolutionary Language Search Lands at Babel

  Jan. 5, 2013

  Search for evolutionary explanation of languages falls short and lands at Babel.

• Denisovan Human Genome Sequenced

  Jan. 5, 2013

  Revolutionary DNA sequencing technique said to be “a powerful new tool to fish for genes that have recently evolved.”

• “Homo” Diversity or “Homo” Ancestry?

  Dec. 22, 2012

  Homo diversity versus Homo ancestry: asking the right question

• Homosexual Behavior Remains a Sinful Choice

  Dec. 22, 2012

  Despite mathematical manipulation of assumptions, homosexual behavior remains a sinful choice, not an inherited mandate.

• Parent’s Worst Nightmare in Newtown, Connecticut

  Dec. 22, 2012

  Every parent’s worst nightmare strikes in Newtown, Connecticut.

• Nativity Scenes Questioned

  Dec. 8, 2012

  “Christmas isn’t a dirty word.”

• Chemical Candidate to Carry Genetic Information in Earliest Life Forms

  Dec. 1, 2012

  Evolutionary scientists suggest a simple chemical candidate to carry genetic information in the earliest life forms.

• Untestable Age of the Earth Becomes Political

  Nov. 24, 2012

  Untestable age of the earth becomes contestable political litmus test.

• Explain and Eradicate Evil through Evolution?

  Nov. 17, 2012

  Can we explain and eradicate evil through evolution?

• In-Depth Article

  History Channel Survey of Human History

  Nov. 17, 2012 from Answers in Depth

  History channel’s survey of human history opens with a sadly skewed story.

• Uniqueness of Humans

  Nov. 10, 2012

  Uniqueness of humans is reflected in the way their genes are regulated.

• In-Depth Article

  Brainfood: Cooking

  Nov. 10, 2012 from Answers in Depth

  Cooking: the key to evolutionary success

• Plant Sensitivity

  Nov. 10, 2012

  “What’s good for the goose is good for the gooseberry.”

• Comeback of Giant Impact Hypothesis

  Nov. 3, 2012

  “Giant impact hypothesis” makes a comeback.

• Interpretations of Data Reflect Evolutionary Expectations

  Nov. 3, 2012

  Interpretations of data from Deep Evolutionary Exploratory Probe reflect evolutionary expectations.

• Unpredecented Global Heat Left Footprints in Teeth

  Oct. 27, 2012

  Unprecedented global heat left its footprints in tiny teeth.

• Editorial Exhorts Veterinarians and Physicians to Embrace Evolution

  Oct. 27, 2012

  Editorial exhorts veterinarians and physicians to embrace evolution.

• Debate with CERN Seeks Common Ground

  Oct. 20, 2012

  CERN summit seeks a “common ground” conclusion about the origin of everything.

• National Center for Science Education Weighs in on Bill Nye

  Oct. 20, 2012

  National Center for Science Education weighs in on the Bill Nye story.

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