Journal of Creation archive > Volume 10 Issue 1

Journal of Creation

(Previously called Creation ex nihilo Technical Journal)

Volume 10, Issue 1
Published April 1996
167 pages

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Contents:

Page	Title
1–2	Microscopic diamonds confound geologists Perspective by Andrew Snelling
2	Chaos and complexity Quotation
3–4	Possible analogue for the Heart Mountain detachment Perspective by M.J. Oard
4	Christianity and science Quotation
5–6	Thick coal seams challenge uniformitarianism Perspective by M.J. Oard
6–7	‘Simple’? Whole Bacteria Genome Sequenced Perspective by Don Batten
7–8	What do ocean bottom pits tell us? Perspective by M.J. Oard
8	The origin of life (again) Perspective by W.I. Sivertsen
9	Archaeoastronomy Theory—is it the pits? Perspective by C. Wieland
9	Big bang cosmology Quotation
10–17	Palaeoanthropology in review Overview by Marvin L. Lubenow
18–20	Book review: The Scandal of the Evangelical Mind Book Review by Carl Wieland
20–21	Book review: Darwin's Creation-Myth Book Review by Michael J. Oard
21–22	Book review: Dinosaur Eggs and Babies Book Review by Michael J. Oard
22	Ethical consequences of evolution Quotation
23–25	The origin of languages Letter to the Editor
25	The big bang and the 'background' radiation Letter to the Editor
26–27	Those 'transitional forms'? Letter to the Editor
28	The sun and moon Letter to the Editor
28	Continental drift—again Letter to the Editor
29–31	Where should we place the Flood/post-Flood boundary in the geological record? by Andrew A. Snelling
32–69	Can Flood geology explain the fossil record? Paper by Steven J. Robinson
70–81	The carboniferous floating forest—an extinct pre-Flood ecosystem Paper by Joachim Scheven
82–100	The pattern of fossil tracks in the geological record Paper by Michael Garton
101–106	Where is the Flood/post-Flood boundary? Paper by Paul Garner
107–113	A post-Flood solution to the chalk problem Paper by David J. Tyler
114–127	Continental Flood basalts indicate a pre-Mesozoic Flood/post-Flood boundary Paper by Paul Garner
128–167	Evidence for a late Cainozoic Flood/post-Flood boundary Paper by Roy D. Holt