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Journal of Creation

Volume 33, Issue 2
Published August 2019
127 pages

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Contents:

Page	Title
3–4	Many paths lead to high-altitude adaptation Perspective by Jean K. Lightner
5–7	Darwin’s Point Perspective by Jerry Bergman
7–9	A case for rapid formation of calcareous concretions Perspective by Michael J. Oard
9–12	Some strengths and weaknesses of the polymers shield explanation for soft tissue fossils Perspective by Brian Thomas, Stephen Taylor, and Kevin Anderson
13–15	New evidence for rapid Ice Age deposition on the Greenland Ice Sheet Perspective by Michael J. Oard
16–17	Waterfall formation may not need tectonics or climate change Perspective by Michael J. Oard
18–22	AI and the secular vision to redefine life itself A review of Life 3.0: Being human in the age of Artificial Intelligence (Max Tegmark) Book Review by Lucien Tuinstra
22–28	Einstein’s physics says there is no biblical creationist starlight travel-time problem A review of The Physics of Einstein: Black holes, time travel, distant starlight, E=mc2 (Jason Lisle) Book Review by John G. Hartnett
28–30	Rigid uniformitarianism and a hysterical fear of the scientific creationist bogeyman A review of Timefulness: How thinking like a geologist can help save the world (Marcia Bjornerud) Book Review by John Woodmorappe
30–33	The Missoula Flood—analogue for the greatest flood of all A review of Bretz’s Flood: The remarkable story of a rebel geologist and the world’s greatest flood (John Soennichsen) Book Review by Edward Isaacs
33–37	A book about human errors that don’t exist A review of Human Errors: A panorama of our glitches, from pointless bones to broken genes (Nathan H. Lents) Book Review by Jerry Bergman
38–42	Mankind undone: the evolutionary identity crisis A review of The Human Instinct: How we evolved to have reason, consciousness, and free will (Kenneth R. Miller) Book Review by Keaton Halley
42–46	A rather pro-evolutionary author who mischaracterizes evolutionary transitional forms A review of The Quest (Todd Wood) Book Review by John Woodmorappe
46–50	Matti Leisola—bioengineer dumps Darwin, declares design A review of Heretic: One scientist’s journey from Darwin to design (Matti Leisola and Jonathan Witt) Book Review by Gavin Cox
51–56	A successful decade for ‘Mendel’s Accountant’ Overview by Rob W. Carter
57–60	Biblical Ice Age solves uniformitarian global end-Pleistocene mass extinction debate Overview by Michael J. Oard
61–64	Hydroplate Theory—problems for trench formation in the Pacific Basin Letter from Bruce Armstrong. Reply: Edward Isaacs
65–72	Orang-outang or Homo sylvestris: ape-men before Darwin Paper by Andrew Sibley
73–76	The effects of the Curse visible in the cosmos present another biblical creationist starlight travel-time problem Paper by John G. Hartnett
77–83	The Continuous Environmental Tracking hypothesis—application in seed dormancy and germination in forest ecosystems Paper by Tom Hennigan and Randy Guliuzza
84–92	Destructive parasites: expressions of God’s creation? Paper by Warren A. Shipton
93–98	Feathered pterosaurs: ruffling the feathers of dinosaur evolution Paper by Joel Tay
99–106	Flood processes into the late Cenozoic—part 7: critique of a post-Flood Cenozoic Paper by Michael J. Oard
107–112	The green algae Chlamydomonas reinhardtii find safety in numbers by design Paper by Matthew Cserhati
113–120	A history of the United Methodist Church’s opposition to creationism and intelligent design Essay by Jerry Bergman
121–127	Examining the usage and scope of historical science—a response to Dr Carol Cleland and a defence of terminology Essay by Paul Price