Journal of Creation archive > Volume 19 Issue 1
Journal of Creation
(Previously called TJ)
Volume 19, Issue 1
Published April 2005
127 pages
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Contents:
Page |
Title |
3 |
No joy for junkies
Perspective by Don Batten |
4–6 |
Rocks in the making
Perspective by Emil Silvestru |
6–7 |
Jonah and Leedsichthys problematicus, the problem fish
Perspective by Matthew Murdock |
8 |
Flat leaves—a curly problem
Perspective by David Catchpoole |
9–10 |
Beautiful black and blue butterflies
Perspective by Jonathan Sarfati |
11–13 |
The Messinian salinity crisis questioned
Perspective by Michael J. Oard |
14–15 |
Green power: God’s solar power plants amaze chemists
Perspective by Jonathan Sarfati |
16–17 |
‘Ripples’ of galaxies—another blow to
the big bang
Perspective by Jason Lisle |
17–18 |
Scandalous first dates for Neandertals
Perspective by Matthew Murdock |
19 |
New discovery makes habitable worlds even less likely
Perspective by Justin K. Taylor |
20–21 |
Haldane’s dilemma has not been solved Perspective by Don Batten |
22–32 |
Fossil evidence
for alleged apemen—Part 1: the genus Homo
Overview by Peter Line |
33–42 |
Fossil evidence
for alleged apemen—Part 2: non-Homo hominids
Overview by Peter Line |
43–45 |
The evolution of
an idea A review of Evolution: The Remarkable History of a Scientific Theory by Edward J. Larson Book Review by Lael Weinberger |
46–50 |
The fog of fiction
blankets the landscape of facts A review of Evolution, 3rd edition by Mark Ridley Book Review by Don Moeller |
51–56 |
The science of good questions A review of Science as a Way of Knowing: The Foundations of Modern Biology by John A. Moore Book Review by Alex Williams |
57–59 |
Mitochondrial Eve and biblical Eve are looking good: criticism
of young age is premature
Countering the Critic Article by Carl Wieland |
60 |
Record high-redshift galaxy is probably spurious
Letter to the Editor by John Hartnett |
60 |
Vitamin C and Indian fruit bats
Letter to the Editor by Jean K. Lightner |
60 |
New Ark landing place
Letter to the Editor by Brian R. Rucker |
60 |
Animal suffering
Letter to the Editor by John Woodmorappe |
61–64 |
Can recombination produce new genetic information?
Viewpoint by C.W. Nelson |
65–72 |
A possible post-Flood human migration route
Viewpoint by Lawson L. Schroeder |
73–81 |
A creationist cosmology in a galactocentric universe
Paper by John Hartnett |
82–87 |
Dark matter and a cosmological constant in a creationist
cosmology?
Paper by John Hartnett |
88–96 |
Did a jaw muscle protein mutation lead to increased cranial
capacity in man?
Paper by David A. DeWitt |
97–106 |
The Milky Way Galaxy: young at heart?
Paper by Bill Worraker |
107–112 |
Are ‘defective’ knee joints evidence for Darwinism?
Paper by Jerry Bergman |
113–125 |
Cost theory and the cost of substitution—a clarification
Paper by Walter J. ReMine |
126–127 |
A legacy of ideas: Roy D. Holt, 1955–2003
by D. Russell Humphreys |
Published: 3 February 2006
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