by Kevin Padian and Nick Matzke

As predictable as sunup, the Discovery Institute reacted to their drubbing in Federal Court (Kitzmiller v. Dover Area School Board, 20 December 2005) without the least introspection. One would have thought that after six weeks of testimony by both sides in the public debate (there is, of course, no scientific debate) about evolution and intelligent design, both sides would say, "Okay, we gave it our best shot," and at least have the common decency to read the Court’s decision before spinmeistering.

by Daniel Phelps

President, Kentucky Paleontological Society
edrioasteroid@msn.com

Creation Museum

2800 Bullittsburg Church Road
Petersburg, KY 41080
(888) 582-4253

Hours & Pricing
Hours of operation (ET)

• Monday – Saturday 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
• Sunday* 12 p.m. – 6 p.m.

*Memorial Day to Labor Day Only
Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve/Day, New Year's Eve/Day
General admission

by Bill Thwaites

Dedicated to Frank Awbrey

Becoming Aware of Creationism

The first I ever heard of creationism was in a mailing I received from the Creation Science Quarterly in the late 1960's. It was a call for papers supporting the biblical account of creation. I saved the announcement in a file folder called “Funny Mail,” but have since lost it. I wondered what kind of journal would limit its contributions to those supporting only one conclusion?