In the Light of
Evolution III: Two Centuries of Darwin- from the Proceedings of the National Academy of
Sciences - USA
Does
Evolution Explain Human Nature? - from the Templeton Foundation's Big Questions
Darwin
Now from the British Council
Darwin
at
200 - from Religion
& Ethics Newsweekly on
PBS
Darwin's
Gifts - from The Lancet
The Year of Darwin - from Science
Darwin's
First
Clues - from
National Geographic
15
Evolutionary
Gems - from Nature
The
Evolution of Evolution - from Scientific American
Darwin
Was
Right.
Up To a Point - from The Guardian (UK)
Darwin: The Genius of
Evolution - from the BBC
What
Darwin
Didn't
Know - from Smithsonian
Darwin
on
Lincoln
and Vice Versa - from Smithsonian
Rescuing
Darwin:
God
and Evolution in Britain Today
- from Theos
Darwin on
Religion - from
the International Society
for Science and Religion
Celebrate
Evolution - from
the Year of Science 2009
Evolution
and
Wonder:
Understanding Charles Darwin - from
American Public
Media's Speaking of Faith
Darwin
Celebrated,
Despite
Controversy, on 200th Birthday - from USA TODAY
Darwin,
Ahead
of
His Time, Is Still
Influential
- from
the New
York Times
Charles
Darwin
-
A Times Topic-
from
the New
York Times
“I
Had
No Intention to Write Atheistically”: Darwin, God, and the
2500-Year History of the Debate by Edward J. Larson, in Religion
Dispatches
Charles
Darwin
(1809-1882):
A Fulcrum
Appreciation
- from Fulcrum
Interview
with
Dr.
Francisco J. Ayala - from Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News
A
Christian
Progressive
Happy Birthday to Charles Darwin- from On Faith (Washington Post)
Remarkable
Creatures:
Epic
Adventures in the Search for the Origins of Species - Note:
this link is to a RealVideo
recording of Sean B. Carroll's presentation at
the AAAS meeting February 13, 2009.
A
Neanderthal
Perspective
on Human Origins
-
Note: this link is to a RealVideo
recording of Svante
Pääbo's presentation at the AAAS meeting
February 15, 2009. The
slides are also available in sharper quality as a .pdf (Acrobat)
file.
Journal
of
Biology
- Volume 8, Issue 2, February 23, 2009
Evolution
of Evolution - from
the National Science Foundation
Evolution
Weekend
2009 marked the fourth consecutive year in which
Darwin's birthday has been observed by congregations to recognize that
religion and science, two fields of critical
importance to humans, should be seen as complementary rather than
confrontational. Kearney Unitarian, St.
Martha's Episcopal in Papillion, and both Augustana Lutheran and
Countryside Community churches in Omaha were among more than
1000
congregations from across the country and around the world to
participate. A partial list of various
local events, some occuring later in 2009, is available by clicking here. An international
registry of events is also available
by clicking here.
(Neither the map directory search nor
the event archive are reliable, but finding the phrase (without
quotations marks) "/NE"will locate all registered Darwin Day 2009
events in Nebraska (and alas, also those in Nevada, New Jersey, and any
other state beginning with Ne).
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