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Journal of Creation

Volume 26, Issue 2
Published August 2012
127 pages

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Contents:

Page	Title
3	Kelp could have produced abundant dropstones during the Flood Perspective by Michael J. Oard
4–6	Mercury’s magnetic field is fading fast—latest spacecraft data confirm evidence for a young solar system Perspective by D. Russell Humphreys
6–7	Is Archaeopteryx a feathered dinosaur? Perspective by Michael J. Oard
8–10	Finch beaks point to a Creator who provides Perspective by Jean K. Lightner
10	Problems with the evolutionary interpretation of limb design Perspective by Dominic Statham
11–12	Elasmosaurus? No, you goose … Perspective by Carl Wieland
12–13	Woolly and Columbian mammoths likely the same species Perspective by Michael J. Oard
14–16	Just-so evolution story A review of Anarchy Evolution: Faith, Science, and Bad Religion in a World Without God by Greg Graffin and Steve Olson Book Review by Jerry Bergman
17–20	Biology well described, but evolution hardly a fact A review of The Fact of Evolution by Cameron M. Smith Book Review by John Woodmorappe
20–24	Scientific orthodoxy, theological innovation A review of The Cambridge Companion to Science and Religion by Peter Harrison (Ed.) Book Review by Daniel Davidson
25–29	Soft secularism is no solution A review of Worlds Before Adam: The Reconstruction of Geohistory in the Age of Reform by Martin J.S. Rudwick Book Review by John K. Reed
30–35	Did God really communicate to man through the Bible? A review of Did Adam and Eve Really Exist? Who They Were and Why You Should Care by C. John Collins Book Review by Greg Demme
36–38	A theological challenge to biblical creation A review of Darwin, Creation and the Fall: Theological Challenges by R.J. Berry and T.A. Noble (Eds.) Book Review by Lita Sanders
38–41	Intelligent Design in review A review of Intelligent Design 101 by H. Wayne House (Ed.) Book Review by Daniel Davidson
42–43	Where is Noah’s Ark?—a closer look at the biblical clues Letter to the Editor from Anne Habermehl. Reply: D. Russell Humphreys
43–45	Is Darius, the king of Ezra 6:14–15, the same king as the Artaxerxes of Ezra 7:1? Letter to the Editor from Brian Schuh. Reply: David Austin
45–49	Argon diffusion data support RATE’s 6,000-year helium age of the earth Letter to the Editor from Gary H. Loechelt. Reply: D. Russell Humphreys
50–56	Wisdom literature and the question of priority—Solomon’s Proverbs or Amenemope’s Instruction Viewpoint by Patrick Clarke
57–62	A new magnetic field theory and Flood model—part 1 Viewpoint by Don Stenberg
63–69	A new magnetic field theory and Flood model—part 2 Viewpoint by Don Stenberg
70–72	James Tour—leading scientist and Darwin skeptic Paper by Jerry Bergman
73–81	An impact Flood submodel—dealing with issues Paper by Michael J. Oard
82–87	Evaluating potential post-Flood boundaries with biostratigraphy—the Pliocene/Pleistocene boundary Paper by Marcus R. Ross
88–99	An evaluation of codes more compact than the natural genetic code Paper by Royal Truman
100–109	Three early arguments for deep time—part 3: the ‘geognostic pile’ Paper by John K. Reed and Michael J. Oard
110–115	Did the Nazis rewrite the Bible? Paper by Russell Grigg
116–119	Terry Hamblin—creationist and pathbreaking scientist Paper by Jerry Bergman
119	Errata
120–127	Defining arguments away—the distorted language of secularism Essay by Shaun Doyle