It's a question that just won't go away. Mary Midgley's comment is free article for the Guardian on 12th June, listed also on the science page, tries to examine whether evolution disproves the existence of God.

I would probably describe myself as an apatheist. I don't believe in God, but this doesn't really bother me, nor does the fact that other people hold opposing views. What I am interested in though is the quality and relevance of the argument.

Has MacroEvolution really never been observed? Have scientists really never seen one "kind" evolve into another "kind"? Surely information can't ever been added to the genome by unintelligent processes.

Cdk007's brilliant Youtube videos on evolution are now syndicated on layscience.net. See the rest of his collection at http://www.youtube.com/user/cdk007 .

[bpsdb] What do you get when a creationist doctor, with an interest in the comparative study of religions, attempts to merge evolution with Islam? You get extra-terrestrial cows, proof that Darwin was a Muslim, and one of the strangest books published.

The author is one Dr Imad Hassan, a Sudanese doctor who came to Britain in 1991, and maintains an interesting website for his book and associated ideas. Hassan certainly seems to be well-intentioned - he spoke up for British teacher who was imprisoned in Sudan over the notorious teddy bear incident for example - but his views are rather unconventional.