Journal of Creation archive > Volume 8 Issue 2

Journal of Creation

(Previously called Creation ex nihilo Technical Journal)

Volume 8, Issue 2
Published August 1994
120 pages

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Page	Title
125	Junk moves up in the world Perspective by C. Wieland
125	Taking the pulse of ‘climatic evolution’ theories Perspective by C. Wieland
126	Cuddly cold-cures counter critics Perspective by C. Wieland
126	Modern fungus in Devonian! Perspective by D. Batten
127–128	New evidence: only people ever walked really upright Perspective by C. Wieland
128	The eye, the fly and I Perspective by C. Wieland
129–130	Australopithecus ramidus—‘the missing link’? Perspective by Don Batten
130	Religion and science Quotation
131–137	Punctuated equilibrium: come of age? Overview by Dr Don Batten
137	A major evolutionary problem Quotation
138–141	Decreased lifespans: Have we been looking in the right place? by Carl Wieland
141	Origin of the universe Quotation
142–147	Helium in the Earth’s Atmosphere Countering the Critic Article by David Malcolm
148–149	Book review: Grand Canyon: Monument to Catastrophe Book Review by Dr Andrew Snelling
150–151	Book review: Creation and Time Book Review by John Goertzen
151	Quotable quote Quotation
152–153	Moon dust and the age of the solar system Letter to the Editor
153	Early history of man Letter to the Editor
153	Diseases on the Ark Letter to the Editor
154–156	Dinosaurs and dragons Letter to the Editor
156	Noah's Ark Letter to the Editor
156	The speed of light—A critique of Bounds' methodology Letter to the Editor
158–159	Announcing the Creation Research index Letter to the Editor
159	The consequences of Darwin Quotation
160–165	Australopithecus ramidus and the fossil record Paper by Kurt P. Wise
166–178	Neandertal children's fossils Paper by John W. Cuozzo
179–191	A possible creationist perspective on the Tyrolean (Oetztaler) ice man Paper by Greg J. Beasley
192–203	The early history of man—Part 6 Paper by W. R. (Bill) Cooper
204–211	Who wrote Genesis? Are the Toledoth Colophons? Paper by Charles V. Taylor
212–222	The thermal erasure of radiohalos in biotite Paper by Mark Armitage and Ed Back
223–237	The origin of the universe Paper by A. W. (Bill) Mehlert
238–245	The law of cause and cosmology Paper by Jerry Bergman

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