We write letters... and occasionally get published!!)

• "ASA's Mid Life Crisis"
  The American Scientific Affiliation (which moved to long age affirmation in the 1940's) in its 50th Anniversary edition (1991) already showed the effects of "spiritual entropy"
  by Ross Olson, Published in ASA Perspectives



• "Kansas Board Of Education Decision"
  by Tom Willis, Published in USA Today



• "Meet the Press: Creation vs Evolutionism in the Media (and the academic culture) A Scientific Theory"
  by Tom Willis
  The misrepresentation of Tom Willis since his letter in USA Today.
  
  
• See Ross Olson Creation Page
  For an interchange with The Chancellor of The University of Kansas on this subject of the Kansas decision.



• See An Article About A Teacher Removed for Doubting Darwin,
  And A Response by Ross Olson



• "250 Million Years Is A Long Time"
  by Ross Olson, Letter To Star Tribune, about the bacteria sealed in grains of salt alledgedly 250 million years old. Published November 8, 2000



• "Ask Marilyn"
  by Dave Stolzmann, Marilyn vos Savant is a very bright columnist who writes for Parade Magazine. You get logic unless you ask about evolution.



• "Monkeys With Laptops"
  by Dave Stolzmann, Can Millions Of Monkeys Do It With Laptops? [Published in the Stillwater Minnesota Gazette]



• "Errors in the Bible?"
  by Dave Stolzmann, Attacks on the Bible as unscientific are often done sloppily.



• "Electronic Evolution"
  by Dave Stolzmann, Articles on "Electronic Evolution" are Misleading and Probably Frankly Dishonest.



• "Big Bang"
  by Dave Stolzmann, "How can extrapolation involved in the Big Bang be considered reasonable when we know so little of what goes on now in the sun?"



• A Response To Hugh Ross' December 2001 Letter To His Supporters
  by Ross Olson, Dr. Hugh Ross is a sincere but misguided teacher whose ideas seem liberating to some but are a stumbling block to many more.



• A Letter to Prentice Hall Publishers by Bryan Olson, Science teacher Bryan Olson finds the new Prentice Hall Life Science text to contain Ernst Haeckel's discredited embryo drawings and the infamous peppered moth example as proof of evolution.



• A Letter to Cleveland Plain Dealer by Hugh R. Miller, Ohio's Board of Education struggles with the question of whether to keep the evidence against evolution out of the Science Standards for the state.



• A Letter to Newsweek by Bryan Olson, Science teacher Bryan Olson questions the legitimacy of the expressed fears of evolutionists that teaching Intelligent Design will lower the quality of science education since Newton, Pasteur and others were ID advocates.



• A Letter to Physics Today by Dave Stoltzmann regarding their "open forum" on creation and intelligent design. For the original opinion pieces from Physics Today click HERE and for the letters that followed, click HERE.



• A Letter to Time by Ross Olson, Time Magazine dared show prenatal development in all its complexity, but implied that the early stages are less than human using Haeckel's discredited conclusions.



• Minnesota Science Standards by Bryce Gaudian, Mr. Gaudian writes all the members of the Minnesota Science Standards Committee.



• Intelligent Design in the Classroom by Ross Olson, There are several misconceptions about intelligent design, and they are not the result of ignorance.



• NEA Opposes Real Education National Education Association Opposition to Intelligent Design is neither logical nor wise. by Bryan Olson



• Naive Evolutionists Does green growing things in the back of your refrigerator prove spontaneous generation?by Ross Olson



• Anti-Intellectual? Teaching Intelligent Design is portrayed as anti-intellectual when the truth is the exact opposite. by Ross Olson



• Evolutionary Hypocracy Attorney Paul Baertschi evolutionists' attempts to keep Intelligent Design out of the classroom to be hypocritical.



• Where There's A Will, There's Sometimes a Won't George Will's tirade about Intelligent Design lacks his usual logic and clear thinking. by Ross Olson



• Darwin nearly had it right about the Galapagos finches. by Ross Olson



• Runestone Rehabilitation The Kensington Runestone is undegoing academic rehabilitation after knee jerk rejection in the past. It leads to very interesting conclusions about the ice age. by Ross Olson



• False Confidence National Geographic thinks that a fantastic chemical evolution scenario puts intelligent design to rest. by Ross Olson



• Dinosaur Shocker Mary Schweitzer who found soft tissue in T rex bones is a Christian and says the bones must be about 65 million yers old because that is what the geologists say, but common sense would question that assumption. by Ross Olson



• The Good Fall? John McIntyre thinks Adam had to sin to achieve the full image of God. How low can theistic evolution go? by Ross Olson



• Dishonest Museum The Denver Museum of Nature and Science is blatantly dishonest about the evidence for and against evolution, but they are just one of the bunch.by Ross Olson



• Evolutionists in Wonderland It is not lack of evolutionary teaching that is hindering scientific innovation in America but precisely the opposite.by Ross Olson



• Design We recognize design in an arrowhead and Morse Code, why not in the infinitely more complex structures of living things? By Ross Olson



• Indoctrination People indoctrinated in evolution sincerely believe illogical and unscientific things and are ignorant of crucial evidence against bacteria to bacteriologist evolution. By Ross Olson



• Restrictive Society China has inhibited scientific creativity by its lack of political freedom, but the United States practices suppression of academic freedom. By Ross Olson



• The Other Side The creation evolution issue seems to have only one side because the other side has been declared rubbish. By Ross Olson



• Confusion About Origins There seems to be a great deal of confusion about evolution, science, intelligent design, proof and faith. By Ross Olson



• Global Warming Should the evidence against human activity as the cause of global warming be censored? By Ross Olson



• Appendix A news item portrays surprise that a function has been found for the appendix. By Ross Olson



• Albatross National Geopgraphic has an albatross hanging across its neck. By Ross Olson



• Gospel in the Stars Critique Answers Magazine critiques the concept of the zodiac being originally an object lesson in the sky used for the recalling of stories portraying the gospel prophecies, but they do not look at the most convincing material. By Ross Olson



• Modern PhysicsCreationists seem to fall into the same trap as the 16th Century church -- tying itself to a popular scientific theory. By Ross Olson



• P.Z. Myers and "Expelled" P. Z. Myers was not allowed into a preview of the movie "Expelled" and claims hypocrisy, but his own words illustrate the point of the movie that he wants to censor all his opponents. Two letters to a St. Paul Pioneer Press columnist by Bryan Olson



• Miscast Richard Dawkins and P.Z. Myers complain that they were interviewed under false pretenses in the film "Expelled" yet they only repeated their widely published opinions and confirmed the thesis that censorship is rampant when evolution is discussed. By Ross Olson



• Science FridayDoes National Public Radio air both sides of the evolution debate? By Ross Olson



• Devolution Newsweek falls into the trap of believing as true all the hopeless dreams of evolutionary scientists that we are getting better and better. By Ross Olson



• Devolution Media always get something wrong about a story, sometimes minor but sometimes wildly off. By Ross Olson



• Green Requires CO2 Carbon dioxide is essential to life and it is irrational to call it a pollutant. High levels of it induce increased plant growth and the production of oxygen. By Ross Olson



• Free Speech? The Star Tribune erroneously thinks that universities promote free speech and critical thinking, probably because all their ideas are given free reign. By Ross Olson



• Debate 1 The debate regarding intelligent design in the schools was courteous and free of personal attacks and should serve as an example to the blogosphere. By Ross Olson



• Debate 2 The second round of followup to the debate. By Ross Olson



• Debate 3 The third round of followup to the debate. By Ross Olson



• Debate 4 The fourth round of followup to the debate. By Ross Olson



• Debate 5 PZ Myers proposes a contest on papers regarding Hitler and Darwin, judged by himself. A better alternative is an on line debate with the authors critiquing each other's papers.. By Ross Olson



• Climategate Climate change is touted as a closed case and even evidence of suppression of contrary evidence does not deter supporters from continuing to believe. By Ross Olson



• Both Sides It is good educational policy to allow students to see different points of view on a subject.. By Ross Olson