Regarding the article "Evolution Yes, Creationism No," I would like to offer a few points for consideration (C&EN, Jan. 21, page 44). First, I think most would agree that the scientific community is ...

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Where did we come from? Why am I here? What's your purpose in life? These are important questions. They're so important that people have posed these questions for thousands of years and revisit them ...

The Kentucky Tourism Development Finance Authority voted unanimously to grant the tax incentives for , the $172.5 million project. Answers in Genesis, which built Kentucky’s Creation Museum, is behind ...

After a lifetime in the church, the Rev. William L. Rhines Jr. lately has started to question one of the Bible's fundamental teachings, that God created man. It's an especially touchy topic in his ...

Evolution before Darwin's On the origin of species. Zoonomia / Erasmus Darwin ; Zoological philosophy / Jean-Baptiste Lamarck ; Discourse on the revolutionary upheavals on the surface of the globe and ...

The Rev. Gene Mills, president of the LFF, told the panel the new textbooks under consideration were "biased" toward evolution. Kopplin — wearing an orange hoodie and blue jeans — disagreed. "All the ...

More than a quarter of science teachers polled by Ipsos MORI think creationism should be taught in the science classroom. Submitted by Choccy on December 24, 2008 Ipsos MORI reports 'Teachers Dismiss ...