Dr. Elizabeth Mitchell Articles

• South Africa’s Abstract Thought

  March 3, 2012 from News to Know

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

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

  March 3, 2012 from News to Know

  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.

• Infanticide Is Contraception?

  March 3, 2012 from News to Know

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

• Feedback Article

  Will the Real Shishak Please Stand Up?

  March 2, 2012 from Feedback

  Who did Thutmose III fight at Megiddo, and what does that battle have to do with plundering Jerusalem? Dr. Elizabeth Mitchell, AiG–U.S., explains.

• The Battle of Bible Translation

  Feb. 25, 2012 from News to Know

  “. . . 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).

• Primordial Soup Debate

  Feb. 25, 2012 from News to Know

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

• Ultrafast Parasite Evolution

  Feb. 25, 2012 from News to Know

  Bird parasite said to “evolve” rapidly while losing information.

• Our Scarred Moon

  Feb. 25, 2012 from News to Know

  Moon story stretches to accommodate unexpectedly recent activity.

• NYC Schools Evict Churches

  Feb. 25, 2012 from News to Know

  NYC schools evict churches.

• Forbid Them Not

  Feb. 18, 2012 from News to Know

  Atheist websites scramble to stack the deck.

• Peppered Moth Again

  Feb. 18, 2012 from News to Know

  Peppered moth: “the poster child of Darwinian evolution”

• Mother of All Living?

  Feb. 18, 2012 from News to Know

  Ancient sponges take center stage as “our great-great-great-great-great-great-great grandmother.”

• Epigenetic On-Off Switches

  Feb. 18, 2012 from News to Know

  Epigenetic inheritance allows rapid adaptation without loss—or gain—of information.

• Feedback Article

  Gender-related Moral Implications of the Doctor to Patient Relationship

  Feb. 17, 2012 from Feedback

  Is it appropriate for Christians to visit doctors of the opposite gender? Dr. Tommy Mitchell and Dr. Elizabeth Mitchell, AiG–U.S., provide a biblical perspective.

• The Ancient Mega-Clone

  Feb. 11, 2012 from News to Know

  Models suggest massive Mediterranean meadows are millenary mega-clones.

• Piltdown Pals

  Feb. 11, 2012 from News to Know

  The Wizard of Sussex and his Piltdown pals: Whodunit?

• The “Sin of Creationism”

  Feb. 11, 2012 from News to Know

  Evolution Weekend slated to tell about “the sin of Creationism.”

• Synapses Speak

  Feb. 11, 2012 from News to Know

  Dramatic difference found between human and chimpanzee brains.

• Subglacial Science

  Feb. 11, 2012 from News to Know

  “Raiders of the lost lake” reach Vostok’s water.

• Really Most Sincerely Dead

  Feb. 4, 2012 from News to Know

  Killing weeds, killing people—what’s the difference?

• Origins Smorgasbord

  Feb. 4, 2012 from News to Know

  Indiana Senate passes amended school bill.

• Book Chapter

  Dinosaur Freeway

  Feb. 4, 2012 from News to Know

  Is the Dinosaur Freeway a record of migration “to find new forage” or a panicky attempt to evacuate?

• Orchid Beauty

  Feb. 4, 2012 from News to Know

  Orchid beauty—“an unplanned marvel of evolution”

• Mutational Secrets of a Virus

  Feb. 4, 2012 from News to Know

  Series of mutations said to evolve a “key innovation”

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