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Decent article on Darwin and religion in yesterday's Telegraph.
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Kicking things off, we've got an entry in the "now tell me something I didn't know" subject area. (Yes, I'm a science snob, what can I say.)
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This is two months in a row now. And it's not because things in Iraq have gotten that much better.
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No, theory isn't dead. Rich explains why, with additional input from his peanut gallery. I particularly enjoyed comment number 2.
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Wes has a nice post up today on the 150th anniversary of the Wallace/Darwin natural selection papers.
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Discover magazine's gain is definitely our loss.
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