News to Know

• Can the Cheetah Out-Run Extinction?

  Dec. 8, 2012

  Can the world’s fastest cat win its race against the threat of extinction?

• Pat Robertson Sticks to Revealed Science Over the Word of God

  Dec. 8, 2012

  Pat Robertson’s word on the age of the earth adheres to “revealed science” over the revealed Word of God.

• Local Laboratory Restores Trilobite Fossils

  Dec. 8, 2012

  Local laboratory restores trilobite fossils.

• Pinpointed Origin of Intelligence

  Dec. 8, 2012

  Evolutionary researchers claim to have pinpointed the origin of intelligence.

• Nativity Scenes Questioned

  Dec. 8, 2012

  “Christmas isn’t a dirty word.”

• Bill Nye Denies Young Earth

  Dec. 1, 2012

  Bill Nye claims denying the earth is 4.54 billion years old is like believing the earth is flat.

• Will the Supreme Court Uphold Religious Freedom in America?

  Dec. 1, 2012

  Will the Supreme Court uphold religious freedom in America?

• 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.

• Primate Midlife Crisis

  Dec. 1, 2012

  Primate psychology is said to imply an evolutionary basis for the human midlife crisis.

• Spears from Common Ancestors

  Nov. 24, 2012

  Common ancestor of Neanderthals and Homo sapiens said to have made spears.

• Bowel Bug Type Tied to Common Ape-Like Ancestry

  Nov. 24, 2012

  Bowel bug type tied to common ape-like ancestry.

• Untestable Age of the Earth Becomes Political

  Nov. 24, 2012

  Untestable age of the earth becomes contestable political litmus test.

• Feathered Dinosaurs Found in Canada?

  Nov. 17, 2012

  Were feathered dinosaurs found in Canada?

• 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.

• Lucy in the Trees

  Nov. 17, 2012

  Lucy was a real swinger.

• 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

• Ancient Flying Fish Around the Globe

  Nov. 10, 2012

  Ancient flying fish flew in far-flung reaches of the globe.

• Plant Sensitivity

  Nov. 10, 2012

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

• HIV Mutation Possibly More Vulnerable to Vaccines

  Nov. 3, 2012

  HIV mutation may make it more vulnerable to vaccines.

• 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.

• New Function through Gene Duplication

  Nov. 3, 2012

  Evolutionists claim to have demonstrated the evolution of a new function through gene duplication.

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