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Beyond Darwin: Rebel Scientist Lynn Margulis Honored in Amherst Special

Amherst - A three-day symposium, "Celebrating a Life of Science: In Memory of Lynn Margulis," was held this weekend, March 23-25th, at the University of Massachusetts, where Margulis taught evolutionary science for decades.
Digital Journal Report by Victoria N. Alexander - 2 comments

British scientists find Darwin fossil slides 'lost' for 150 years

London - British scientists say they have found new fossils Charles Darwin and his colleagues collected more than 150 years ago. The slides containing the fossils were found in a wooden cabinet kept in a "gloomy" corner of the British Geological Survey.
In the Media by JohnThomas Didymus

Op-Ed: Conor Cunningham's Has Darwin Killed God?

Conor Cunningham, philosopher and Christian apologist, talks about Darwinism in his documentary "Did Darwin Kill God?". Few religionists dare to tackle the subject, and I gave the documentary a thorough viewing.

Op-Ed: The greatest show on earth - the evidence for evolution

Religionists often claim that there is no evidence for Darwin's theory of evolution. World-famous biologist and author Richard Dawkins takes them on and shows how wrong this claim is.

Darwin Film 'Creation' Will Not Be Coming to America

British film 'Creation' will not be coming to the United States because of its controversial theme. While the film opened the Toronto Film Festival to rave reviews, the religious undertones surrounding this Darwin biopic appear to be to much for the U.S.
In the Media by KJ Mullins - 28 comments

Rise in tourism to the Galapagos may introduce harmful mosquitoes

The fauna of the Galapagos Islands is attracting tourists in even larger numbers. However, a mosquito carrying West Nile fever brought from the mainland with the tourists could prove more harmful to the animals than the tourists ever will.
In the Media by Julian Worker - 2 comments

Rediscovered - a hand axe that challenged Creationism in 1859

A flint axe that challenged creationist history six months before The Origin of Species was published has been tracked down in the stores of the Natural History Museum in London, UK. It had been missing for 150 years.
In the Media by Julian Worker - 4 comments

Nature study shows synthesis of RNA building-blocks is possible

A team from Manchester University have been able to synthesise two of the four building blocks of Ribo-Nucleic Acid (RNA), the self-replicating molecule that is widely believed to be the original molecule of life.
In the Media by Julian Worker

Wallace's incredible gift to Charles Darwin.

Alfred Russel Wallace was in many respects a co-discoverer of the theory of evolution; specifically, the "how" of evolution, i.e., the survival of the fittest. However, he was infinitely gracious to Darwin by laying no claim to Darwin's theory.
In the Media by W. Christopher Epler - 1 comment

Darwin Archive Reveals Survival of the Most Comfortable

Six newly discovered ledgers reveal that Charles Darwin led a pampered life as a university student. He made up for whatever hardships he didn’t experience on the grueling five-year journey that transformed scientific thinking.
In the Media by M Dee Dubroff - 6 comments
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A type of giant tortoise, observed in the Galapagos Islands in 1853 by Charles Darwin but thought to have been extinct for 150 years, is apparently alive and well. This news, from a team of biologists at Yale University, would be welcomed by conservationists, and...
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A smile is one of the most powerful gestures on planet earth! A smile is free, and can be given as well as received...
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Empathy is comprised of two components: I. Cold Empathy: an intersubjective agreement as to the mental...
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Canadians continue fight against government proposed gun control

Gun owners in Canada have no rights. Over the past few decades, legislation had become increasingly restrictive for...

Ron Paul wins majority of Nevada and Maine delegates

Ron Paul campaigners Jesse Benton and John Tate delegate strategy is working. During the early months of Republican...
May 6, 2012 by Paul Bisnar

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