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• Evolving Creationism in the Classroom
  Creationists cast themselves as proponents of "academic freedom"

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• Creationism Controversy: State-by-State [Map]
  Interactive map highlights this year's battlegrounds in the fight to teach evolution

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• 15 Answers to Creationist Nonsense
  Opponents of evolution want to make a place for creationism by tearing down real science, but their arguments don't hold up

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• Should Science Speak to Faith?
  Two prominent defenders of science exchange their views on how scientists ought to approach religion and its followers

 

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60-Second Science Blog
Clergyman says church owes Darwin an apology
Better late than never?

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Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed--Scientific American's Take
John Rennie, Michael Shermer and Steve Mirsky all watched Ben Stein's antievolution movie. Here's what they had to say about its design flaws.

Scientific American Magazine
Bad Science and False Facts

Science Talk
Saddle Up That Stegosaurus--A Visit To The Creation Museum
In this episode Columbia College Chicago's Stephen Asma discusses the new antievolution Creation Museum in Petersburg, Kentucky, as well as his books on natural history museums and monsters, both mythological and teratological

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Science Museums Adapt in Struggle against Creationist Revisionism [Slide Show]
Institutions step up fight against attacks on theory of evolution

60-Second Science
Science Societies Urge Education
A consortium of scientific societies wants the scientific community to get more involved in science education, including evolution--before it's too late

Scientific American Magazine
Creationism Evolves

Scientific American Magazine
Digits and Fidgets
Is the universe fine-tuned for life?

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The Woodstock of Evolution
The World Summit on Evolution, held in the Galapagos Islands, revealed a science rich in history and tradition, data and theory, as well as controversy and debate

Scientific American Magazine
Darwin at the Zoo
Did humans invent right and wrong, or are these feelings part of the inheritance from our primate ancestors?

Mind Matters
Can a Robot, an Insect or God Be Aware?
Our intuitions about consciousness in other beings and objects reveal a lot about how we think.

Scientific American Magazine
Putting Darwin in His Place
Using his quiet country estate as headquarters, the great naturalist was a reclusive revolutionary

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Okay, We Give Up
We feel so ashamed

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Okay, We Give Up
We feel so ashamed