Creation magazine archive > Volume 34, Issue 4
Creation magazine
Volume 34, Issue 4
October 2012
56 pages
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Contents:
Page |
Title |
| 4–5 |
Feedback
|
| 6 |
Editorial: ‘A tale of two theologians’
by Jonathan Sarfati |
| 7–11 | Focus—creation news and views |
| 12–13 |
Autumn leaves don’t fall (by accident)
by David Catchpoole |
| 14–15 |
The Church Fathers on the Genesis Flood
by Paul Garner |
| 16–19 |
Nuclear scientist Dr Brandon Van Der Ventel shares his creationist faith
by Jonathan Sarfati |
| 20–21 |
Granite formation was catastrophic
by Tas Walker |
| 22–23 |
Faith, not facts by Tony Mator |
| 24–27 |
Creation for Kids Does God make paper planes? by Gordon Howard |
| 28–31 |
Marvellous meerkats
by Johan Kruger |
| 32–34 |
God’s healing hand—Terry Hamblin
by Naomal Wijesunghe |
| 35 |
The bacterium that came in from the cold
by Jonathan O’Brien |
| 36–38 |
Mercury—more marks of youth
by Andrew Lamb |
| 39 |
Giant compound eyes—half a billion years ago?
Jonathan Sarfati |
| 40–42 |
Huxley, morality and the Bible
by Russell Grigg |
| 43–45 |
Homology made simple
by Dominic Statham |
| 46–48 |
Broken images
by Lita Cosner |
| 49–51 |
Permission to believe the Bible
Tas Walker talks to Rev. Esa Hukkinen about Genesis, science and salvation |
| 52–55 |
Index fossils—really?
by Gordon Howard |
| 56 |
Kamikaze caterpillars
by Carl Wieland |
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