Journal of Creation archive > Volume 13 Issue 1

Journal of Creation

(Previously called Creation ex nihilo Technical Journal)

Volume 13, Issue 1
Published April 1999
125 pages

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Contents:

Page	Title
1–2	Paradox of Pacific guyots Perspective by Michael Oard
3	Neandertal canal backpedal Perspective by Carl Wieland & Dan Muresan
3–4	No dark matter found in the Milky Way Galaxy Perspective by Michael Oard & Jonathan Sarfati
5–7	Decoding and editing designs: double-sieve enzymes Perspective by Jonathan Sarfati
8–9	What can 10,000 dinosaur bones in a bauxite lens tell us? Perspective by Michael Oard
10–11	Shaky tree of life Perspective by Pierre Jerlström
11–13	Another threat to the Milankovitch theory quelled Perspective by Michael Oard
14	Lord Kelvin revisited on the young age of the earth Perspective by John Woodmorappe
15–25	Artificial life: The revival of mysticism in science by Barry Harker
26–28	Ariel attack: welcome weapon Book Review by Michael Oard
29–32	Skewed data Book Review by Carl Wieland
33–36	Disappointing delusion Book Review by Royal Truman
37–44	Is our ‘inverted’ retina really ‘bad design’? Countering the Critic Article by Peter W.V. Gurney
45–48	Panda thumbs its nose at the dysteleological arguments of the atheist Stephen Jay Gould Countering the Critic Article by John Woodmorappe
49	The ‘tone’ of contributions Letter to the Editor
49	Play the ball—not the man Letter to the Editor
49–60	Humphreys’ new vistas of space-time Letter to the Editor
60–62	Starlight and time Letter to the Editor
62–64	Gospel in the stars Letter to the Editor
64–68	Instrumentalism, mathematics and science Letter to the Editor
68–71	Did mountains really rise? Letter to the Editor
71–72	C-Decay Letter to the Editor
73–81	Of Philistines and sea people Paper by Ralph Pacini
81–91	The Lamb of God hidden in Chinese characters Paper by Voo Kui Shin & Larry Hovee
92–99	British scriptural geologists in the first half of the nineteenth century: part 5 Paper by Terry Mortenson
100–104	A biblically-based cratering theory Paper by Danny Faulkner
105–114	Monarch butterfly navigation Paper by Jules Poirier
115–125	Did God make pathogenic viruses? Paper by Jerry Bergman, Ph.D.

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