Journal of Creation
Journal of Creation volume 12 issue 2 contents index
Geneticist praises the Creator
Raised in a secular household, a budding scientist was confronted with a challenge that changed his life.
Lesson 2: Marco Polo’s Big Adventure
Lesson 2: Marco Polo’s Big Adventure
Raising godly children
Gary Bates talks to The Old Schoolhouse’s Paul and Gena Suarez about
how and why they are at the forefront of the US’s homeschooling revolution.
Mutation accumulation rates are consistent with biblical creation
Appealing to natural selection is no rescue device for evolutionists. Mutations simply accumulate too fast.
Skeptic Shermer resorts to ridicule because the science is weak
One of CMI-Australia’s prominent speakers is also a professor at a major secular university. This is his assessment of a lecture at the university given by one of America’s leading anticreationists.
Splashing success
A drop of rain brings on an explosive reaction that leads to new life.
Redating Leakey’s Ethiopian human finds: more problems for compromise
Redating Leakey’s Ethiopian human finds: more problems for compromise
The deficiency of ‘red letter’ Christianity
A reader asks: Are only the ‘red letters’ inspired? We respond!
Coming to accept the Creator, and special creation, through different paths
Doug Sharp and Jerry Bergman show how leading creationists struggle against the odds to survive.
Cannibalism complaint against CMI
A reader takes us to task for:
1. promoting what she regards as ‘cannibalism’
2. promoting ‘race mixing’
3. not teaching baptismal regeneration.
1. promoting what she regards as ‘cannibalism’
2. promoting ‘race mixing’
3. not teaching baptismal regeneration.
The creation information argument—how does it stand up to the charge of circular
reasoning, and more?
Philip Bell and Carl Wieland respond to a young but very well-informed critic.