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Creation magazine

Volume 31, Issue 3
Published June 2009
56 pages

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Contents:

Page	Title
4–5	Feedback
6	Editorial: Dawkins and design by David Catchpoole
7–11	Focus—creation news and views
12–14	Why does science work at all? by Jonathan Sarfati
15–17	Of snakes, lizards and mosasaurs—evolutionists puzzle over snake origins by Philip Bell
18	Lunar volcanoes rock long-age timeframe by Tas Walker and David Catchpoole
19–21	Brain scientist helps develop young Christian minds Jonathan Sarfati chats with neuroscientist and cell biologist David DeWitt
22–23	Submarines with fish fins? (Pre-publication version) by David Catchpoole
24–27	Creation for kids After the Flood—Noah back on land by Russell Grigg
28–31	The birds of the Galápagos by Lita Sanders and Jonathan Sarfati
32–33	A gorge in three days! (Pre-publication version) by Shaun Doyle
34–37	What about parasites? by Robert Gurney
38	What’s the rabbitfish—T.rex connection? by Russell Grigg
39–41	Darwin’s bulldog—Thomas H. Huxley (Pre-publication version) by Russell Grigg
42–43	Death throes by David Catchpoole
45–47	Doctor to the disadvantaged Gary Bates chats with Dr Lara Wieland
48	Supercomputer to brainstorm the human brain by Don Batten
49–51	The Galileo quadricentennial: myth vs fact (Pre-publication version) by Jonathan Sarfati
52–53	Cave men—in the Bible by David Catchpoole
54–55	Enceladus: Saturn’s sprightly moon looks young by Tas Walker
56	Fishy arms and legs by Shaun Doyle
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