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Creation magazine
Volume 41, Issue 4
October 2019
56 pages
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Contents:
Page |
Title |
4–5 | Feedback
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6 | Editorial: Refuting evolutionary agitprop
by Jonathan Sarfati |
7–11 | Focus—creation news and views |
12–14 | A painting ‘95 million years’ in the making?
by Philip Robinson |
15 | A new cancer treatment thanks to Darwin?—it actually speaks against Darwinism
by Don Batten |
16–18 | The wonderfully designed cell cycle
by Matthew Cserhati and Lita Sanders |
19 | The surprising ‘belwhal’
Philip Robinson |
20–23 | How the rocks fit the Flood
Shaun Doyle talks to Tim Clarey About his research career in Flood geology |
24–25 | Enoch: The man who walked with God
by Lita Sanders |
26–27 | Manta Ray might inspire new filter design
by Jonathan Sarfati |
28–31 | The Ostrich: A reminder of Creation and the Fall
by Michael Eggleton |
32–35 | Creation for Kids—How did dinosaurs survive the Flood?
by Erin Hughes and Lita Sanders |
36–37 | Shiny eyes in the rocks
Jonathan O’Brien |
38–39 | A Chinese Camarasaurus
by Philip Robinson |
40–43 | The skeletons in evolution’s closet
Joel Tay interviews Christopher Rupe and Dr John Sanford, co-authors of ‘Contested Bones’ |
44–47 | The unique post-Flood Ice Age
by Michael Oard |
48–50 | Genetic entropy: The silent killer
by Paul Price |
51 | Dark matter search comes up empty
by John Hartnett |
52–54 | Literal days before the sun
by Jonathan Sarfati |
55 | Fish giving birth?
by Philip Bell |
56 | Hear bee, make nectar
by David Catchpoole |
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