Links

The Copernicus Group strongly encourages independent study of scientific subjects and recognizes that the internet is a great resource for information; however, it should be used with prudence. A reader must be skeptical of information presented on the internet and understand that virtually EVERY site gives a “point-of-view” not a “truth”. It is recommended that you gather information and study all sides of an issue (including rebuttals and rebuttals to rebuttals) prior to forming an opinion.

All sites are invested in their foundational assumptions – and that is perfectly acceptable providing the foundational assumptions are explicitly and unambiguously stated – this is the case with many Christian based sites. Some sites, however, under the guise of objectivity, hide their foundational assumptions. A good example is that of Wikipedia where participants will immediately eliminate any entry that is not founded upon the naturalistic assumption and even construct an article in order to hide anomalous and non-naturalistic observations. This is probably the general rule on the internet.

We have selected ten sites that represent various opinions on the subject of Origins. From these ten sites most opinions and further links can be found:

www.post-darwinist.blogspot.com	A blog by Toronto based journalist Denyse O’Leary
www.evolutionnews.org	Science news from an Intelligent Design perspective
www.reasons.org	A Christian site with a scientific perspective
www.crev.info	Science news from a non-naturalistic perspective
www.creationontheweb.com	A Christian site with a young earth scientific perspective
www.ideacenter.org	A site to promote Intelligent Design Theory
www.talkorigins.org	A site that defends conclusions of naturalistic based science
www.en.wikipedia.org	A general encyclopedia site with a naturalistic perspective
www.creationwiki.org	An encyclopedia with a creation science perspective
www.researchintelligentdesign.org	An encyclopedia with an Intelligent Design perspective