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Title
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3–5 |
Sediment bioturbation experiments and the actual rock record
Perspective by Carl R. Froede Jr |
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5–7 |
Colorado Plateau sandstones derived from the Appalachians?
Perspective by Michael J. Oard |
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8–10 |
Nano-scale aligning tool used in the assembly of actin filaments
Perspective by Giovanie Adams |
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10–11 |
More confirmation for dinosaur soft tissue and protein
Perspective by Carl Wieland |
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12–13 |
The slow, painful death of junk DNA
Perspective by Robert W. Carter |
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14–15 |
Evolutionary fossil-time ranges continue to expand
Perspective by Michael J. Oard |
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16–20 |
The ape-to-human progression: the most common evolution icon is a fraud
Overview by Jerry Bergman |
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21–25 |
Reading the Bible and understanding nature
A review of The Bible, protestantism, and the rise of natural science
by Peter Harrison
Book Review by Lael Weinberger |
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25–26 |
Darwin dissent book—ultimately disappointing
A review of Explore Evolution: The Arguments for and Against Neo-Darwinism
by Stephen C. Meyer, Scott Minnich, Jonathan Moneymaker, Paul A. Nelson and Ralph Seelke
Book Review by Carl Wieland |
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27–30 |
Another critique of Intelligent Design fails
A review of Why Intelligent Design Fails: A Scientific Critique of the New Creationism
edited by Matt Young and Taner Edis
Book Review by Lita Cosner |
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31–34 |
A revealing look at the world’s religious belief systems
A review of Discovering God by Rodney Stark
Book Review by Andrew Kulikovsky |
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35–38 |
Grand undertaking
A review of God’s Undertaker: Has Science Buried God? by John C. Lennox
Book Review by Lael Weinberger |
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39–43 |
Evolutionary cladograms and malevolent, straw-men creationists
A review of Evolution: What the Fossils Say and Why it Matters by Donald
R. Prothero
Book Review by John Woodmorappe
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44–48
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Dancing between scientism and heterodoxy
A review of The Dance Between Science and Faith by Nick Hawkes
Book Review by Andrew Kulikovsky
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49–50
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On the origin of lunar maria
Letter to the Editor by Carl R. Froede Jr
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50 |
Constellations: legacy of the dispersion from Babel
Letter to the Editor by Ross S. Olson. Reply: Jonathan F. Henry |
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50–52 |
About Humphrey’s “new” metric
Letter to the Editor by Robert A. Herrmann |
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52 |
On interpreting deep sea data as evidence of Milankovitch cycles
Letter to the Editor by Joanna Woolley |
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53–55 |
Microdiamonds found in Japanese forearc
Letter to the Editor by John Baumgardner. Reply: Michael Oard |
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56–57 |
Therefore it was called Babel
Viewpoint by Mark L. Howard |
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58–60 |
Vertical “logs” in Box Head sandstone are most likely iron concretions
Research Notes by Tas Walker |
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61–69 |
How many impact craters should there be on the earth?
Paper by Michael J. Oard
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70–75 |
Christ as the last Adam: Paul’s use of the Creation narrative in 1 Corinthians 15
Paper by Lita Cosner |
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76–83 |
Young evidences in an ancient landscape:
part 1—the Eastern Structural Front of the Appalachian Mountains
Paper by Kenneth H. Karle |
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84–89 |
Ophiolites: oceanic lithosphere mixed with continental lithosphere during
the Genesis Flood
Paper by Max Hunter |
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90–97 |
Marxism, law and evolution: Marxist law in both theory and practice
Paper by Augusto Zimmermann |
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98–102 |
Venus impacts are not evidence against an astronomical trigger for the Flood
Paper by Michael J. Oard |
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103–109 |
Christian apologists should abandon the big bang
Paper by Jonathan F. Henry |
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110–115 |
C.S. Lewis: creationist and anti-evolutionist
Paper by Jerry Bergman |
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116–118 |
A magmatic model for the origin of large salt formations
Paper by Stef Heerema |
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119–122 |
“… when Yahweh God made the earth and
the heavens,”
—a proposal for the right translation of כְּיוֹם
[bəyôm] in Genesis 2:4
Paper by David G. Graves
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123–127
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Evolutionists retreating from the arena of science
Essay by Dave Woetzel |
