• P source
  • ST 49-197, note 7
• Paganism
  • ST note 39
• Paleoanthropology
  • PaleoaT passim
• Paleozoic Era
  • PaleonT 128-130
• Paley, William
  • PhiT 153-188
• Paluxy River see "Man tracks"
  
• Pan troglodytes
  • BiolT note 7
• Panda's thumb
  • BiolT 224-233
• Pangaea
  • GT note 3
• Pantheism
  • PhiT 225-232, note 27
• Parallel evolution
  • PaleonT note 26
• Parallel universes
  • PhiT note 41
• Parasites
  • BiocT note 6
  • BiolT 291-300, note 20
  • PhiT 274-284
• Parent-offspring conflict
  • PhiT note 11
• Parental care
  • PhiT note 11
• Particle physics
  • PhyT 1-18, notes 1-2
• Patagonia
  • PaleonT note 27
• Peacocks
  • PhiT note 11
• Pederpes
  • PaleonT note 18
• Peking Man
  • PaleoaT 111-114, note 17
• Penguins
  • PaleonT note 26
• Pennsylvania
  • GP note 15
  • PaleonT note 18
• Pentateuch
  • ST note 7
• Penzias, Arno A.
  • CT 182-198
• Peppered moth
  • BiocT note 6
• Peptide nucleic acid (PNA)
  • BiocT note 29
• Permian Period
  • PaleonT 11-15, 128-130, note 24
• Permian-Triassic extinction
  • PaleoaT note 1
  • PaleonT note 24
• Peru
  • PaleoaT note 26
• Phantom energy
  • CT note 29
• Philosophy
  • PhiT passim
• Phoenix Mars Lander
  • AT note 2
• Photosynthesis
  • BiocT 302-304, note 27
  • PaleonT 79-81
  • PhyT 187-191
• Phyla
  • PaleonT note 11
• PhyloCode
  • BiolT note 13
• Physics
  • PhyT passim
• Pigs
  • BiolT note 38
  • GT note 20
• Pikaia
  • PaleonT 105-109, note 16
• Piltdown Man
  • PaleoaT note 16
• Pithecophobia
  • PaleoaT 171-183
• Placentals
  • BiolT note 10
• Placher, William C.
  • ST note 2
• Planck time
  • CT 130-150
• Planets
  • AT 14-17, note 2
  • GT 1-3
• Plants
  • BiolT note 16
  • GT note 21
  • PaleonT 3
• Plate tectonics
  • see Continental drift
• Platypus
  • PaleonT 168-187
• Plimer, Ian, Trial
  • BiocT note 14
• PNA
  • BiocT note 29
• Polonium radiohalos
  • PhyT note 27
• Polystrate fossils
  • GT note 10
• Popes (Pius XII, John Paul II, and Benedict XVI)
  • AT note 31
• Porpoises
  • BiolT note 38
  • PaleoaT note 2
• Poupard, Paul
  • AT note 31
• Predation
  • BiocT 304-306, note 6
  • BiolT note 20
  • PhiT note 4
• Predictions
  • BiolT passim
  • CT 173-176, 304-305
  • GT 104-106
  • PaleonT 11-17
• Presbyterian Church
  • AT notes 28 and 31
• Prigogine, Ilya
  • PhyT 40-45, 197-205
• Primates
  • PaleoaT 39-40, note 2
• Prisoner's Dilemma
  • PhiT note 6
• Probability
  • AT 257-264, note 2
  • BiocT 269-277
• Process theology
  • PhiT 225-246, note 27
• Progress
  • PhiT 210-214, 285-291
• Progressive creationism
  • GP note 8
• Protagoras
  • PhiT 109-111
• Protarchaeopteryx robusta
  • PaleonT note 27
• Proteinoid microspheres
  • BiocT note 34
• Proteins
  • BiocT 57-70, 230-246, note 29
  • BiolT 70-85
  • PhyT note 19
• Protoavis texensis
  • PaleonT note 26
• Protocells
  • BiocT note 34
• Protoplanetary disks
  • AT note 2
• Pseudoscience
  • GP 108-114
  • BiocT 171-180
  • GT 140-151
  • PhyT 230-231
• Psychology
  • PhiT 56-102, note 11
• Pterosaurs
  • PaleonT note 26
• Ptolemy
  • AT 30-35, note 5
• Public schools
  • Preface
  • GP 111-118, notes 12, 15, 21
  • AT note 31
  • BiocT 177-180
  • BiolT note 27
  • PhiT note 9
  • ST note 40
• Pulsars
  • AT 80-84
• Punctuated equilibrium
  • PaleonT 211-250, note 34
• Punishment
  • PhiT note 11
• Purpose
  • PhiT 235-238

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