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Journal of Creation

Volume 26, Issue 3
Published December 2012
127 pages

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Contents:

Page	Title
3–4	Further evidence of only one large Lake Missoula flood Perspective by Michael J. Oard
5–7	New science on the young sun, and Earth migration Perspective by Wayne Spencer
8–10	‘Feathered’ dinos—no feathers after all! [Pre-publication version] Perspective by Jonathan Sarfati
11–12	The power of evolution in ‘feathered dinosaurs’ Perspective by Michael J. Oard
12–14	Mercury’s crust is magnetized—more evidence for a young solar system Perspective by D. Russell Humphreys
15–17	The puzzle of disharmonious associations during the Ice Age Perspective by Michael J. Oard
18–20	The search for meaning, and what it means A review of Surprised by Meaning: Science, Faith, and How We Make Sense of Things by Alister E. McGrath Book Review by Daniel Davidson
21–24	Dalai Lama—Nobel laureate Darwinism critic A review of The Universe in a Single Atom by Tenzin Gyatso Book Review by Jerry Bergman
25–28	Who is being divisive about creation? A review of Seven Days that Divide the World by John Lennox Book Review by Lita Sanders
29–34	A theistic paleontologist with dubious theology and little-better science A review of Evolution and Belief: Confessions of a Religious Paleontologist by Robert J. Asher Book Review by John Woodmorappe
34–37	A lesson in rational thinking A review of An Appeal to Reason: A Cool Look at Global Warming by Nigel Lawson Book Review by Andrew S. Kulikovsky
38–39	The authoritative dinosaur book A review of Dinosaur Challenges and Mysteries by Michael J. Oard Book Review by Brian Thomas
40–42	The Holocaust—Darwinists tried and found guilty A review of Deadly Medicine: Creating the Master Race by Dieter Kuntz (Ed.) Book Review by Jerry Bergman
43	Is the earth still underpopulated? Letter to the Editor from Anthony Smith. Reply: Andrew Kulikovsky
43–44	Creation and the courtroom—what is the right strategy? Letter to the Editor from Shaun Doyle. Reply: Rachael Denhollander
45–46	An impact Flood submodel—dealing with issues Letter to the Editor from Rod Bernitt. Reply: Michael J. Oard
46–47	A new magnetic field theory and Flood model Letter to the Editor from Lance Reece. Reply: Don Stenberg
47–49	Could most of the earth’s U, Th, and K have been in the mantle prior to the Flood? Letter to the Editor from John Baumgardner. Reply: Don Stenberg
50–53	‘Ancient’ coral growth layers Countering the Critics by Robert W. Carter
54–59	The evolutionary paradox of the Roraima pollen of South America is still not solved Countering the Critics by Emil Silvestru
60–67	Vas deferens—refuting ‘bad design’ arguments Countering the Critics by E. van Niekerk
68–75	Do radioisotope methods yield trustworthy relative ages for the earth’s rocks? Viewpoint by John Baumgardner
76–78	Recent challenges to natural selection Viewpoint by Phil Gaskill and Brian Thomas
79–84	‘The Queen of the South’ is ‘the Queen of Egypt’ Viewpoint by David Austin
85–91	Egyptian coins in the time of Joseph Viewpoint by Patrick Clarke
92–94	William Robin Thompson—creation scientist Paper by Jerry Bergman
95–100	Creationism and millennialism among the Church Fathers Paper by Andrew Sibley
101–106	Information Theory—part 1: overview of key ideas Paper by Royal Truman
107–114	Information Theory—part 2: weaknesses in current conceptual frameworks Paper by Royal Truman
115–119	Information Theory—part 3: introduction to Coded Information Systems Paper by Royal Truman
120–127	Is plate tectonics really occurring today? Paper by Michael J. Oard