Journal of Creation archive > Volume 16 Issue 2

Journal of Creation

(Previously called TJ)

Volume 16, Issue 2
Published August 2002
124 pages

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Contents:

Page	Title
3–4	Watery catastrophe deduced from huge Ceratopsian dinosaur graveyard Perspective by Michael J. Oard
5–7	Globular clusters and the challenge of blue straggler stars Perspective by Rod Bernitt
8	More junk reclaimed Perspective by Don Batten
8–10	The uniformitarian mystery of radiolarian chert Perspective by Michael J. Oard
10–12	Dinosaur footprints, fish traces and the Flood Perspective by John Woodmorappe
13–15	C4 photosynthesis—evolution or design? Perspective by Don Batten
15–17	Kuiper Belt Objects: solution to short-period comets? Perspective by Robert Newton
17–20	Did life’s building blocks come from outer space? Perspective by Jonathan Sarfati
20–21	The naturalistic formation of planets exceedingly difficult Perspective by Michael J. Oard
22–24	Gould grumbles about creationist ‘hijacking’ Perspective by Don Batten
25–27	Don't blame the map A review of The Map that Changed the World: The Tale of William Smith and the Birth of a Science by Simon Winchester Book Review by Tas Walker
28–30	Top-notch creation research A review of Climates Before and After the Genesis Flood—Numerical Models and Their Implications by Larry Vardiman Book Review by Michael J. Oard
31–36	Fostering fallacy A review of Reason, Science and Faith by Roger Forster & Paul Marston Book Review by Andrew S. Kulikovsky
37–39	Language, lineage and the Bible A review of Genes, Peoples and Languages by Luigi L. Cavalli-Storza Book Review by Alexander R. Williams
40–41	Disappointing discourse A review of Genesis: A Commentary by Bruce K. Waltke Book Review by Andrew S. Kulikovsky
42–45	Richard Goldschmidt's monster Countering the Critic Article by A.W. (Bill) Mehlert
46–53	The portrayal of creationists by their evolutionist detractors Countering the Critic Article by Philip B. Bell
54–55	A bouquet for a rose? Letter to the Editor by C. Berndt
55	The crimes of Galileo Letter to the Editor by A. Kulikovsky
55–58	Protein families Letter to the Editor by J. Warawa
58–59	Is Cudi Dagh an impossible location? Letter to the Editor by D. Larsen
59–61	Cudi Dagh not high enough Letter to the Editor by M.J. Hunter
61–62	The Ice Age and ancient maps Letter to the Editor by J. Van Dyke
63–68	Chronologies Forum by L. McFall
69–72	Could Behemoth have been a dinosaur? Forum by D. Porter
73–79	Is the word ‘earth’ ('erets) equivocal? Forum by P.H. Seely
79–82	A geocentrist replies to ‘Geocentrism and Creation’ Forum by M. Bowden
83	Evenings and mornings Viewpoint by Andrew Kulikovsky
84–88	Weasel, a flexible program for investigating deterministic computer ‘demonstrations’ of evolution Research Note by Les Ey and Don Batten
89–94	British scriptural geologists in the first half of the nineteenth century: part 7—Rev. Samuel Best (1802–1873) Paper by Terry Mortenson
95–104	Our galaxy is the centre of the universe, ‘quantized’ redshifts show Paper by D. Russell Humphreys
105–109	Darwin's critical influence on the ruthless extremes of capitalism Paper by Jerry Bergman
110–113	Bacterial life in ancient salt Paper by Evert van der Heide
114–117	Can welded tuffs form underwater? Paper by Michael J. Oard
118–127	The evolution of plants: a major problem for Darwinism Paper by Jerry Bergman