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Creation magazine
Volume 32, Issue 3
July 2010
56 pages
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Contents:
Page |
Title |
4–5 |
Feedback
|
6 |
Editorial: Don’t cut the anchor line!
by David Catchpoole |
7–11 |
Focus—creation news and views
|
12–13 |
An ancient textile factory (Pre-publication version)
by Robert Carter |
14–15 |
Are fossils ever found in the wrong place?
by Michael Oard |
16–19 |
Theologian: Genesis means what it says!
Jonathan Sarfati interviews Old Testament scholar Dr Robert McCabe |
20 |
A single-celled irony
by David White |
21–23 |
New design innovations from biomimetics: Lobster recruited in war on terrorism
by Chris Ashcraft |
24–27 |
Creation for kids![]() by Russell Grigg |
28–32 |
“Parade of mutants”—pedigree dogs and artificial selection
by Lita Sanders |
33 |
Speedy stone
by David Catchpoole |
34–35 |
Solar system origin: Nebular hypothesis
by Jonathan Sarfati |
36–37 |
History and pseudo-history
by Robert Gurney |
38–39 |
Is the famous fish-fossil finished?
by Tas Walker |
40–43 |
Getting it right
Don Batten interviews veterinarian Dr Jean Lightner |
44 |
Speedy sharks and golf balls
by David Catchpoole |
45–47 |
Don’t blame Malthus by Russell Grigg |
48–51 |
The enemy revealed (Pre-publication version)
by Calvin Smith |
52 |
The mud is missing: So the world is young
by Tas Walker |
53 |
Tooth enamel: sophisticated materials science (Pre-publication version)
by Jonathan Sarfati |
54–55 |
The bee and the postman
by Gordon Howard |
56 |
Dracorex—the dinosaur that looks like a dragon (Pre-publication version)
by Richard Fangrad |
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