Journal of Creation archive > Volume 15 Issue 1

Journal of Creation

(Previously called TJ)

Volume 15, Issue 1
Published April 2001
127 pages

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Contents:

Page	Title
4	Supposed eukaryote evolution pushed back one billion years Perspective by Michael Oard
5–6	Fossil reptiles on the Russian platform Perspective by Alexander V. Lalomov
6–8	The Permian extinction: National Geographic comes close to the truth Perspective by Emil Silvestru
8–12	Recent Cosmic Microwave Background data supports creationist cosmologies Perspective by John G. Hartnett
12–13	Insect leg development Perspective by Pierre Jerlström
13–14	Food scare leads to design discovery Perspective by Don Batten
14–16	New radiohalo find challenges primordial granite claim Perspective by Tas Walker
17–25	The existence and origin of extrasolar planets Overview by Wayne R. Spencer
26–33	Does homology provide evidence of evolutionary naturalism? Overview by Jerry Bergman
34–38	Dare to question the materialist high priests Book Review by Royal Truman
39–43	Divisions unresolved Book Review by Andrew Kulikovsky
44–52	Mammal-like reptiles: major trait reversals and discontinuities Countering the Critic Article by John Woodmorappe
53–57	Searching for Moses Countering the Critic Article by David Down
58–59	'Nucha' and plate tectonics Letter to the Editor
59–60	Spiritual death Letter to the Editor
60	White hole cosmology Letter to the Editor
60–61	Sojourn of the Jews Letter to the Editor
61	Core issue Quotation
62–68	Evidentialism–the Bible and Assyrian chronology Viewpoint by Larry Pierce
69–75	The Scriptural advent of animal carnivory Viewpoint by David Larsen
76–79	The root of our ecological crisis Viewpoint by Preston Bristow
80–85	Distant starlight and Genesis: conventions of time measurement Paper by Robert Newton
86–88	New record of polonium radiohalos, Stone Mountain granite, Georgia (USA) Paper by Mark Armitage
89–95	The Darwinian foundation of communism Paper by Jerry Bergman
96–104	Post-Flood volcanism on the Banks Peninsula, New Zealand Paper by Tas Walker
105–111	Fish preservation, fish coprolites and the Green River Formation Paper by Daniel A. Woolley
112–125	Contra Rb-Sr dating Paper by John Woodmorappe