Journal of Creation archive > Volume 14 Issue 3

Journal of Creation

(Previously called Creation ex nihilo Technical Journal)

Volume 14, Issue 3
Published December 2000
127 pages

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Page	Title
3–5	Did ‘Old World early Paleolithic’ people travel to North America? Perspective by Michael Oard
5	Empty space Quotation
5–7	Fast stars challenge big bang origin for dwarf galaxies Perspective by Rod Bernitt
8–9	Fluidisation pipes: evidence of large-scale watery catastrophe Perspective by Tas Walker
9–12	Origin of life and the homochirality problem: is magnetochiral dichroism the solution? Perspective by Jonathan Sarfati
12	Sloppy science Quotation
12	Evolutionary professor encourages critical thinking Perspective by Michael Oard
13–14	Genetic algorithms and robotic folly Perspective by Don Batten
15	Pseudogenes Perspective by Pierre Jerlström
16–23	The history of the rise of materialism in Western society Essay by Clement Butel
24–34	The extinction of the woolly mammoth: was it a quick freeze? Overview by Michael Oard
35–38	Unbinding the rules Book Review by Andrew Kulikovsky
39–45	Doppler toppler? Book Review by Michael Oard
46–50	A different view of the universe Book Review by Bill Warraker & Andrew C. McIntosh
51–54	Is the ’erets (earth) flat? Countering the critics article by James Patrick Holding
55–71	Are pseudogenes ‘shared mistakes’ between primate genomes? Countering the critics article by John Woodmorappe
72–73	Darwin’s ‘joint paper’ Countering the critics article by Alice K. Kenyon
74–77	Biblically-based cratering theory Letters to the Editor
77–79	More on mountains Letters to the Editor
79–80	Flood models Letters to the Editor
80–82	McIntosh, Taylor and Edmondson reply to Flood Models Letters to the Editor
83–90	Age determination of coastal submarine placer, Val’cumey, northern Siberia Paper by Alexander V. Lalomov & Serguei E. Tabolitch
91–99	Australopithecines—the extinct southern apes of Africa: a fresh light on their status? Paper by A.W. (Bill) Mehlert
100–108	Paleokarst—a riddle inside confusion Paper by Emil Silvestru
109–117	Temporal changes in the ageing of biblical patriarchs Paper by Raúl Erlando López
118–127	Neandertal speech capability and the limitations of osteological analysis Paper by Scott A. Mahathey

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