Journal of Creation archive > Volume 31 Issue 1
Journal of Creation
Volume 31, Issue 1
Published April 2017
127 pages
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Contents:
Page |
Title |
3–4 | The problem of the wet Sahara Perspective by Michael J. Oard |
4–5 | A new mechanism to form free-standing arches questionable Perspective by Michael J. Oard |
6–7 | SUSY is not the solution to the dark matter crisis Perspective by John G. Hartnett |
8 | Sulfur-cycling bacteria 1.8 billion years old the same as today Perspective by Michael J. Oard |
9–10 | Did the Mediterranean Sea desiccate numerous times? Perspective by Michael J. Oard |
11–12 | Surprises in Surprise Canyon Perspective by J.N. Caldwell |
14–16 | Evangelical scholars still misinformed about creation A review of The Enduring Authority of the Christian Scriptures (D.A. Carson (Ed.)) Book Review by Lita Sanders |
17–20 | Evangelicals needlessly cave on evolution A review of How I Changed My Mind About Evolution: Evangelicals reflect on faith and science (Kathryn Applegate and J.B. Stump (Eds.)) Book Review by Keaton Halley |
21–22 | An overhyped book that drifts from subject to subject A review of Human Universe (Brian Cox and Andrew Cohen) Book Review by John Woodmorappe |
23–27 | The glaring discontinuities among even ‘simple’ life forms A review of The Vital Question: Energy, evolution, and the origins of complex life (Nick Lane) Book Review by John Woodmorappe |
28–29 | Strict science procedures evaluate evolution A review of The Scientific Approach to Evolution: What They Didn’t Teach You in Biology (Rob Stadler) Book Review by Brian Thomas |
30–35 | The historical Adam and what he means for us A review of What Happened in the Garden? The reality and ramifications of the creation and fall of man (Abner Chou (Ed.)) Book Review by Shaun Doyle |
36–40 | Bad History A review of Big History: Between Nothing and Everything (David Christian, Cynthia Stokes Brown, and Craig Benjamin) Book Review by Andrew Kulikovsky |
41–42 | Our eternal universe Letter from Lita Sanders. REPLY: John Hartnett |
43–44 | Our eternal universe Letter from James R. Hughes. REPLY: John Hartnett |
45–50 | Utterly preserved cells are not remnants—a critique of Dinosaur Blood and the Age of the Earth Countering the Critics by Mark Armitage |
51–57 | Flood processes into the late Cenozoic: part 3—organic evidence Viewpoint by Michael J. Oard |
58–65 | Flood processes into the late Cenozoic: part 4—organic evidence Viewpoint by Michael J. Oard |
66–72 | Understanding ‘stretching of the heavens’ in Scripture—a call for balance Viewpoint by Jim Melnick |
73–79 | Baraminic analysis of nucleocytoplasmic large DNA viruses Paper by Jean O’Micks |
80–87 | Dating the Tower of Babel events with reference to Peleg and Joktan Paper by Andrew Sibley |
88–98 | A broken climate pacemaker?—part 1 Paper by Jake Hebert |
99–103 | Reading ‘places’ in Genesis 1–11 Paper by Alistair McKitterick |
104–110 | A broken climate pacemaker?—part 2 Paper by Jake Hebert |
111–115 | Superflares and the origin of life on Earth Paper by Andrew Sibley |
116–119 | Strategically dismantling the evolutionary idea strongholds Paper by Daniel A. Biddle and Jerry Bergman |
120–127 | Two date range options for Noah’s Flood Paper by Brian Thomas |
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