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| November 10,
2005 |
Definitions
of State Science Standards
|
Jonathan
Wells, Ph.D |
| October 12,
2005 |
Give
Me That Old Time Evolution:
A Response to the New
Republic |
Jonathan
Wells |
| June 8,
2005 |
Do
Centrioles Generate a Polar Ejection Force?
|
Jonathan
Wells |
| May 20,
2005 |
Not
The Flat Earth Myth Again!
|
Jonathan
Wells |
| November 8,
2004 |
National
Geographic Ignores The Flaws in Darwin's Theory
|
Jonathan
Wells |
| December 1,
2003 |
Homology
in Biology:
Problem for Naturalistic Science and Prospect for
Intelligent Design |
Paul A.
Nelson & Jonathan Wells |
| September
10, 2003 |
Statement
regarding the Texas State Board of Education hearings on biology textbooks
by Dr. Jonathan Wells
|
Jonathan
Wells |
| December 13,
2002 |
Alan
Gishlick and the NCSE:
Full of Sound and Fury, Signifying Nothing New
on the Icons of Evolution |
Jonathan
Wells |
| November 18,
2002 |
Report
from Hillsdale College Symposium on ID
|
Jonathan
Wells |
| November 11,
2002 |
Weird
Science?
A Darwinian Debate Continues |
Jonathan
Wells |
| October 2,
2002 |
Desperately
Defending The Peppered Myth:
A Response to Bruce Grant |
Jonathan
Wells |
| September
30, 2002 |
The
Peppered Myth:
"Of Moths and Men" An evolutionary tale |
Jonathan
Wells |
| July 1,
2002 |
Catch-23
|
Jonathan
Wells |
| June 12,
2002 |
Critics
Rave Over Icons of Evolution:
A Response to Published
Reviews |
Jonathan
Wells |
| April 16,
2002 |
Moth-eaten
Statistics:
A Reply to Kenneth R. Miller |
Jonathan
Wells |
| April 9,
2002 |
There
You Go Again:
A Response to Kenneth R. Miller |
Jonathan
Wells |
| April 1,
2002 |
Intelligent
Design?
A Special Report from Natural History Magazine |
Michael
Behe, Kenneth Miller, William Dembski, Robert Pennock, Jonathan Wells,
Eugenie Scott |
| February 11,
2002 |
MUTANT
SHRIMP? - A Correction
|
Jonathan
Wells |
| January 15,
2002 |
Inherit
The Spin:
Darwinists Answer “Ten Questions” with Evasions and
Falsehoods |
Jonathan
Wells |
| October 1,
2001 |
Critics
Want More Facts, While Darwinists Push Their Faith
|
Jonathan
Wells |
| September
23, 2001 |
Evolution
for the masses
|
Jonathan
Wells |
| April 26,
2001 |
Response
to Jerry Coyne’s Review of Icons of Evolution
|
Jonathan
Wells |
| March 1,
2001 |
Should
Students Be Taught the Truth about Evolution?
Response to Larry
Martin |
Jonathan
Wells |
| March 1,
2001 |
On
Open Minded Research:
Response to Critics |
Jonathan
Wells |
| February 9,
2001 |
Second
Thoughts about Peppered Moths:
This classical story of evolution by
natural selection needs revising |
Jonathan
Wells |
| January 1,
2001 |
Survival
of the Fakest
|
Jonathan
Wells |
| December 11,
2000 |
Let's
change science standards and let students do real
science
|
Jonathan
Wells |
| October 8,
2000 |
Natural
selection found in report on science education
|
Jonathan
Wells and Jay W. Richards |
| September
26, 2000 |
Lerner
Report Whitewashes Bad Science:
A Response to Lawrence S. Lerner's
"Good Science, Bad Science: Teaching Evolution in the States" (Thomas B.
Fordham Foundation, September 26, 2000) |
Jonathan
Wells and Jay W. Richards |
| August 28,
2000 |
An
Evaluation of Ten Recent Biology Textbooks:
A Report for the Center for
the Renewal of Science and Culture |
Jonathan
Wells |
| January 1,
2000 |
Do
peppered moths, in the wild, often settle on tree trunks?
An online
exchange sponsored by Arthur S. Lodge |
Jonathan
Wells, Dave Thomas, Kim Johnson, Ian Musgrave |
| November 22,
1999 |
All
forms of science designed for discussion
|
Jonathan
Wells |
| October 14,
1999 |
Ridiculing
Kansas school board easy, but it’s not good journalism
|
Jonathan
Wells |
| May 1,
1999 |
Haeckel's
Embryos
Setting the Record Straight |
Jonathan
Wells |
| June 1,
1998 |
Abusing
Theology:
Howard Van Till's “Forgotten Doctrine of Creation's
Functional Integrity” |
Jonathan
Wells |
| September 1,
1997 |
Homology:
A
Concept in Crisis |
Jonathan
Wells, Paul Nelson |
| June 1,
1997 |
Evolution
and intelligent design
|
Jonathan
Wells |
| March 1,
1996 |
Politically
Dead Wrong
Review of What is Darwinism? And Other Writings on
Science and Religion by Charles Hodge, Edited and with an introduction
by Mark A. Knoll & David N. Livingstone, Grand Rapids, MI: Baker
Books, 1994. 182 pp. |
Jonathan
Wells |
| January 1,
1991 |
Darwinism
and the Argument to Design
|
Jonathan
Wells |
