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Journal of Creation
Volume 36, Issue 1
Published April 2022
127 pages
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Contents:
Page |
Title |
3–4 | Serpentinization origin for salt formations Perspective by Stef Heerema and Gert-Jan van Heugten |
5 | Did the earth ever wobble twelve degrees? Perspective by D. Russell Humphreys |
6–8 | A more likely origin of massive dolomite deposits Perspective by Michael J. Oard |
9–10 | Ooids grew rapidly in the Flood Perspective by Michael J. Oard |
11–12 | The warrah—shrinking dates for the Falkland Islands wolf Perspective by Andrew Sibley |
13–15 | Globally extensive Cenozoic coals indicate high post- Flood boundary Perspective by Timothy L. Clarey, Davis J. Werner, and Jeffrey P. Tomkins |
15–17 | Evolution of the neuron Perspective by Jerry Bergman |
18–21 | South American paleontology supports a Neogene- Quaternary (N-Q) Flood boundary Perspective by Jeffrey P. Tomkins and Timothy L. Clarey |
21–22 | The fossil record is complete enough Perspective by Michael J. Oard |
23–25 | Finally, the dark side of Karl Marx revealed A review of The Devil and Karl Marx (Paul Kengor) Book review by Jerry Bergman |
26–29 | The existence of specified information in the universe points to a creator God A review of Return of the God Hypothesis: Three scientific discoveries that reveal the mind behind the universe (Stephen C. Meyer) Book Review by John Woodmorappe |
30–34 | Dismissing biblical creation without engaging creationist arguments A review of Baby Dinosaurs on the Ark (Janet Ray) Book Review by Joel Tay |
35–40 | Animal behaviour intelligently designed! A review of Animal Algorithms: Evolution and the mysterious origin of ingenious instincts (Eric Cassell) Book review by Philip B. Bell |
41–47 | Details in biblical creation and flood presentations A review of (Mis)interpreting Genesis: How the Creation Museum misunderstands the ancient near eastern context of the Bible (Ben Stanhope) Book review by William D. Barrick |
47–49 | Leaving Darwin to go nowhere A review of Taking Leave of Darwin: A longtime agnostic discovers the case for design (Neil Thomas) Book review by Lucien Tuinstra |
50–52 | Response to “Candidate site for Noah’s Ark, altar, and tomb” by Griffith and White Letter from Timothy Clarey. Reply: Darrell White and Ken Griffith |
53–56 | Jesuit accommodation in relation to biblical chronology and Chinese history Essay by Andrew Sibley |
57–60 | The evolution of the human urinary bladder Essay by Jerry Bergman |
61–66 | Pre-Tejas volcanism in North America: challenge to Hydroplate Theory Paper by Edward Isaacs |
67–73 | Parametric design—evidence of creation Paper by Michael Milroy |
74–80 | Can ligating homochiral polypeptides explain the origin of homochiral biomolecules? Paper by Royal Truman |
81–88 | Does paleontology nullify geological arguments for the location of the Flood/post-Flood boundary? Setting the record straight Paper by Michael J. Oard |
89–98 | Developments in paleoanthropology no. 2 Paper by Peter Line |
99–106 | Australian marsupials: there and back again? Paper by Michael J. Oard |
107–113 | Earth’s upper mantle viscosity may be lower than assumed Paper by Michael J. Oard and Nathan Mogk |
114–121 | Racemization of amino acids under natural conditions—part 1: a challenge to abiogenesis Paper by Royal Truman |
122–127 | The multiple ‘Adams’ of Scripture Paper by Jim Hughes and Shaun Doyle |
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