Pam Sheppard Articles

• Dover, Pennsylvania (USA) Intelligent Design Trial Ends Today

  Nov. 4, 2005

  The federal trial, Kitzmiller et al. vs. Dover Area School District pits evolution against “intelligent design.” This trial is scheduled to end today.

• Equal Access to the Father

  Nov. 3, 2005

  So what can Christians in today’s culture do to bring about racial reconciliation?

• University of California at Berkeley Sued over Pro-Evolution Website

  Oct. 31, 2005

  Led by the well-known evolutionist and atheist Eugenie Scott, the National Center for Science Education claims there is no conflict between religious beliefs and evolution.

• Of Penguins and People

  Oct. 1, 2005

  A movie review for “March of the Penguins”

• Given in the Love of Our Creator, Jesus Christ

  Sept. 27, 2005

  Hurrican Katrina devastated much of the Gulf Coast, and Answers in Genesis asked the question, "How can we help?".

• Defending “Design” in Dover (Pennsylvania, USA)

  Sept. 26, 2005

  The debate over how origins should be taught in America's public school science classes takes center stage in US federal court, where intelligent design will be discussed.

• Katrina Outreach Update

  Sept. 19, 2005

  An outpouring of generosity for those impacted by Hurricane Katrina has come into Answers in Genesis–USA as a work team prepares this week to take nearly 3,000 backpacks to Ocean Springs, Mississippi.

• Katrina Update: Bringing an Anchor of Hope to Ocean Springs, Mississippi

  Sept. 12, 2005

  AiG outreach to those devastated by Hurricane Katrina

• University of California Sued for Discriminating Against Christian Courses

  Sept. 6, 2005

  The Christian textbooks used in several new college-prep courses considered "too religious" to be accepted for college-entrance credit at UC.

• And the Survey Shows . . .

  Sept. 1, 2005

  The findings of a recent poll conducted by the Pew Research Center for the People & the Press as well as the Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life will add ammunition to the battle of origins.

• The Smithsonian/Sternberg Controversy

  Aug. 22, 2005

  Richard Sternberg was cast out of the prestigious Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C. shortly after publishing an article.

• Kansas Controversy Continues

  Aug. 19, 2005

  Kansas schools are one step closer to critical analysis of evolution.

• Harvard Allocates Millions to Prove There Is No God

  Aug. 16, 2005

  Harvard is launching a research project to study how life began.

• Time for Evolution Wars

  Aug. 10, 2005

  This week's coverage includes a Time magazine cover story, "The Evolution Wars," and an evolution documentary on "ape-men" that appeared Sunday evening (August 7) on The History Channel.

• USA President Bush on Origins

  Aug. 4, 2005

  President Bush's recent remarks (August 1) that endorsed public school children learning about intelligent design alongside evolution are drawing praise from some and criticism from others.

• 2005 Creation MEGA Conference Brings New Beginnings

  July 29, 2005

  The 2005 Creation MEGA conference may be over, but for many who were there, it is just the beginning of a new chapter.

• Genesis Display Rejected at the Tulsa Zoo

  July 8, 2005

  The Tulsa Park and Recreation Board voted Thursday morning (July 7) to drop the previously approved plans to add a creation exhibit at the Tulsa Zoo in Oklahoma, USA.

• US Supreme Court Rules on Ten Commandments Displays

  June 27, 2005

  The Supreme Court justices ruled that each exhibit of the Ten Commandments demands scrutiny to determine whether it goes too far in promoting religion.

• Whom Do You Trust?

  June 14, 2005

  When dealing with the days of creation and the age of the earth, whom do Christians trust today?

• The Smithsonian Institution Makes “Intelligent” Decision

  May 30, 2005

  The National Museum of Natural History co-sponsored the national premiere for “The Privileged Planet: The Search for Purpose in the Universe.”

• Kansas Evolution Hearings: The Case of the Missing Data

  May 18, 2005

  Hearings closed on how origins should be taught in Kansas science classrooms.

• Kansas School Board in International Spotlight . . . Again

  May 10, 2005

  Last week the Kansas Board of Education took center stage again with its public courtroom-style hearing on how origins is to be taught in public-school science classes.

• Today’s Youth: A Thirst For His Truth!

  March 30, 2005

  Over 2,000 paying attendees came to the famous Waterfront building in Belfast, Northern Ireland, to hear AiG-USA president Ken Ham speak.

• Defending Darwin (Again) on PBS-TV

  March 29, 2005

  A future Creation Museum was prominently featured in a 15-minute science report on America's PBS-TV's The News Hour with Jim Lehrer last night (Monday).

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