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Journal of Creation

(Previously called Creation ex nihilo Technical Journal)

Volume 2, Issue 1
Published April 1986
189 pages

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Contents:

Page

Title

17–52 Mutations and design in cellular metabolism
Paper by John Leslie
55 Preamble
A radical reconstruction of ancient history
56–76 The times of the Judges—The archaeology
Paper by John Osgood
77–87 The times of Abraham
Paper by John Osgood
88–102 A better model for the Stone Age
Paper by John Osgood
103–104 Times of the Judges—A chronology
Letter to the Editor
105–116 The historic Jonah
Paper by Bill Cooper
119–120 The skeletons from Guadeloupe—Report of the excavators
Paper by David Tyler
121–129 The Guadeloupe skeleton: Further evidence
Paper by Kurt Wise
130–136 The Guadeloupe skeleton: A reply to Wise and Tyler
Paper by Bill Cooper
137–140 The Guadeloupe skeletons—Some further comments
Paper by Malcolm Bowden
141–153 The geology of the Clerc site, Guadeloupe and its implications
Paper by John Mackay
157–167 The suspect
Paper by Malcolm Bowden
169–188 Carbon-14 dating, tree-ring dating and speed of light decay (a preliminary model)
Paper by Barry Setterfield
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