Dr. Elizabeth Mitchell Articles

• Don’t Give Up on Biblical Marriage

  March 23, 2013 from News to Know

  Marriage as it is meant to be—don’t give up on it!

• Higgs Boson Not God Particle, Still Incredible

  March 23, 2013 from News to Know

  It’s “The Higgs boson” or “a Higgs boson” but not the “God particle.”

• Cambrian Arthropod Had Legs on Its Head

  March 23, 2013 from News to Know

  Well-preserved Cambrian arthropod fossils prompt a response.

• God’s Perfect Creation Included Caffeine

  March 23, 2013 from News to Know

  If like millions of other people you find that caffeine in your coffee, tea, or cola seems to improve your day, you’re not alone.

• Feedback Article

  Does Placental Death Violate the Principle of “No Death Before Sin”?

  March 22, 2013 from Feedback

  Dr. Elizabeth Mitchell, AiG–U.S., explains why a placenta is not a living creature.

• Arkansas Snatches Victory for Life from Roe v. Wade

  March 16, 2013 from News to Know

  Arkansas boldly steps out to snatch a victory for life from the jaws of Roe v. Wade.

• MIT Linguist Claims Human Speech Evolved from Birds

  March 16, 2013 from News to Know

  What do honeybee waggles and birdsong have to do with human speech? An MIT linguist believes they demonstrate that human speech evolved as Darwin thought.

• The Atlantic: Homeschooling Families Are Embracing Evolution

  March 16, 2013

  The Atlantic claims more and more homeschooling families embrace evolution and need books to teach it.

• Humps May Have Been Key to Ancient Camel’s Arctic Survival

  March 16, 2013 from News to Know

  Camel humps may have been the key to Arctic survival for ancient camels.

• Curiosity Rover Finally Scratches the Surface

  March 16, 2013 from News to Know

  The Mars rover Curiosity made history on February 8 by drilling 2 ½ inches into the Martian surface.

• UK Academic: Wildlife Documentaries Need More Gay Animals

  March 9, 2013 from News to Know

  Wildlife documentaries are too family friendly, complains UK academic.

• 27 Million Viewers, What’s Next?

  March 9, 2013 from News to Know

  History Channel reports 27 million tuned in . . . so what next?

• South Carolina Man’s DNA Tells Ancient Story

  March 9, 2013 from News to Know

  A DNA sample submitted to the National Geographic Genographic Project created quite a stir in the world’s genomic databases.

• Bearded Capuchin Monkeys Bash Nuts with Skill

  March 9, 2013 from News to Know

  Bearded capuchin monkeys are bright little creatures, indicating that chimpanzees and crows don’t have the market cornered on animal intelligence.

• The Bible on the History Channel: A Review

  March 4, 2013 from Countering the Culture

  Dr. Elizabeth Mitchell, AiG–U.S., reviews The Bible, a five-part, ten-hour docudrama, premiered on the History Channel.

• Hologenomic Theory on Evolutionary Development Resurfaces

  March 2, 2013 from News to Know

  The cover art of New Scientist describes a rather unpopular view of evolution that has been periodically proposed by some evolutionary scientists.

• Oklahoma House Attempts to Protect Students’ Freedoms

  March 2, 2013 from News to Know

  Some states have been able to protect through legislation the open discussion of controversial scientific topics, but others have been less successful.

• How a Multitude of Homing Pigeons Vanished

  March 2, 2013 from News to Know

  How 60,000 homing pigeons got lost when something disturbed the sounds of silence.

• Scars of Evolution or of a Sin-Cursed World?

  March 2, 2013 from News to Know

  The “Scars of Evolution” series featured speakers explaining how human evolution has produced an inferior product.

• Electrical Charges Direct Bees to Nectar

  March 2, 2013 from News to Know

  How do bees know which flowers to visit to load up on nectar? Which flowers have already been plundered?

• Homo Erectus Had Skillfully Designed Tools

  Feb. 23, 2013 from News to Know

  Homo erectus had style and design of their tools down to a science.

• Federal Government: Freedom to Conform, Not Be Different

  Feb. 23, 2013 from News to Know

  Federal government tips its hand: you have the freedom to be like others, but not necessarily the freedom to be different.

• The Appendix: Useless Vestige or Evolutionary Innovation?

  Feb. 23, 2013 from News to Know

  The appendix has long been maligned as an obsolete vestigial remnant of digestive evolution. Is it really as worthless as people say?

• Lucy Makes Last Stop Before Returning Home

  Feb. 23, 2013 from News to Know

  This spring is your last chance to see Lucy in the United States before she returns to her homeland.

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