Journal of Creation archive > Volume 11 Issue 1

Journal of Creation

(Previously called Creation ex nihilo Technical Journal)

Volume 11, Issue 1
Published April 1997
123 pages

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Contents:

Page	Title
1	Saturn's rings short-lived and young Perspective by A.A. Snelling
2–4	Origin of life even earlier Perspective by A.A. Snelling
4–6	Self-replicating enzymes? Perspective by Jonathan Sarfati
7	A classic tillite reclassified as a submarine debris flow Perspective by Michael J. Oard
8–9	New vertebrate remains from the late Cambrian? Perspective by A.A. Snelling
9–10	Greenland ice cores indicate massive ice age volcanism Perspective by M.J. Oard
10	The trouble with teeth Perspective by D. Batten
11–17	The relationship between the Fall, the Curse, and the Gospel Overview by David G. Shackelford
17	Compromising with naturalism Quotation
18–24	Between Jerusalem and the laboratory: a theologian looks at science by Michael Bauman
25–30	Mere creation conference by Thane H. Ury
31–32	Blood types and their origin by Jonathan D. Sarfati
33–35	Book review: A Test of Time: The Bible—From Myth to History Book Review by John Osgood
35–37	Book review: The Facts of Life Book Review by A.W. Mehlert
37–39	Book review: Dinosaur Tracks and Other Fossil Footprints of the Western United States Book Review by Michael J. Oard
39	Evolutionary biology Quotation
39	Cosmology Quotation
40–45	The global stratigraphic record Letter to the Editor
45–46	The Biblical record and the geological record Letter to the Editor
46–47	Rock colouration Letter to the Editor
47	The origin of life Letter to the Editor
47–49	Archaeoastronomy Theory—is it the pits? Letter to the Editor
49–50	Early history of man Letter to the Editor
50–51	Precambrian geology Letter to the Editor
51	Suffering and the problem of evil Letter to the Editor
52–60	Rapid changes in oxygen isotope content of ice cores Paper by Larry Vardiman
61–64	Sedimentation experiments: is extrapolation appropriate? Paper by William Hoskin
65–70	Sedimentation experiments: is extrapolation appropriate? A reply Paper by Guy Berthault
71–75	The division of the earth in Peleg's Days: tectonic or linguistic? Paper by John A. Watson
76–81	The origin of language Paper by Charles V. Taylor
82–92	Cell cycle control and Paley's watch Paper by Jerry Bergman
93–105	Man, micro-parasites, and electron microscopy of trematodes Paper by Mark H. Armitage
106–110	An understanding of Genesis 2:5 Paper by Michael J. Kruger
111–123	In search of Amalek Paper by Ralph S. Pacini