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Journal of Creation

Volume 31, Issue 3
Published December 2017
127 pages

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Contents:

Page	Title
3–4	Revisiting the problem of very old landforms Perspective by Michael J. Oard
5–7	Do ‘laterite’ soils take a million years to form? Perspective by Shaun Doyle
7–9	Is the male reproductive system poorly designed? Perspective by Jerry Bergman
10–12	Are all fossil stromatolites biological? Perspective by Michael J. Oard
12–14	Floating forest hypothesis fails to explain later and larger coal beds Perspective by Timothy L. Clarey
15–16	‘Paleosols’ can form faster than secular scientists think Perspective by Michael J. Oard
17–24	A climate of ignorance and lies A review of A Climate of Hope: Church and mission in a warming world (Claire Dawson and Mick Pope) Book Review by Andrew S. Kulikovsky
24–27	Taking the bite out of evolution—critical review of Evolution’s Bite A review of Evolution’s Bite: A story of teeth, diet, and human origins (Peter S. Ungar) Book Review by Jean O’Micks
28–32	Faltering between two opinions: the epistemological conundrum of old-earth creationism A review of Controversy of the Ages: Why Christians should not divide over the age of the earth (Theodore J. Cabal and Peter J. Rasor II) Book Review by Nick Sabato
33–38	Evolution smuggled in under the rubric of popular misunderstandings of natural phenomena A review of Scienceblind: Why our intuitive theories about the world are often so wrong (Andrew Shtulman) Book Review by John Woodmorappe
38–42	A history of humankind distorted by evolutionary thinking A review of Sapiens: A brief history of humankind (Yuval Noah Harari) Book Review by Peter Line
43–44	Could we have evolved the image of God? A review of Human Origins and the Image of God: Essays in honor of J. Wentzel van Huyssteen (Christopher Lilley and Daniel J. Pedersen (Eds.)) Book Review by Lita Sanders
45–48	The big picture: really? A review of The Big Picture: On the origins of life, meaning, and the universe itself (Sean Carroll) Book Review by John G. Hartnett
49–55	Documenting fake history against the Catholic Church A review of Bearing False Witness: Debunking centuries of anti-Catholic history (Rodney Stark) Book review by Michael J. Oard
56–58	Pikes Peak BIF and the Flood (or Creation Week?) Letter from Carl Froede Jr. Reply: Harry Dickens
58	Pluto’s moons or satellites? Letter from Jonathan D. Sarfati
59	Pseudogenes and plastic trees Letter from Jean K. Lightner
59–60	Reading ‘places’ in Genesis 1–11 Letter from Ronald Houser. Reply: Alistair McKitterick
61–67	Perspectives on ancient chronology and the Old Testament—part 1 Viewpoint by Murray R. Adamthwaite
68–73	Talking about time: the semantic overlap of the terms ‘chronos’ and ‘kairos’ in biblical usage Paper by Lita Sanders
74–81	Tremendous erosion of continents during the Recessive Stage of the Flood Paper by Michael J. Oard
82–89	Can biologically active sequences come from random DNA? Paper by Robert W. Carter
90–93	The human face: unique in the entire animal kingdom Paper by Jerry Bergman
94–102	Neutral Model, genetic drift and the Third Way—a synopsis of the self-inflicted demise of the evolutionary paradigm Paper by Jeffrey P. Tomkins and Jerry Bergman
103–111	The central role of Darwinism in the Holocaust Paper by Jerry Bergman
112–118	Extensive mixing among Israelites and non-Israelites in biblical history Paper by Robert W. Carter
119–127	Thoughts on the nutritional challenges faced by felines Paper by Warren Shipton