Journal of Creation archive > Volume 34 Issue 2
Journal of Creation
Volume 34, Issue 2
Published August 2020
127 pages
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Contents:
Page |
Title |
| 3–4 |
Evolutionary ‘proof’ of poor intestine support actually evidence of design
Perspective by Jerry Bergman |
| 5–7 |
The Pinatubo eruption—catastrophic pyroclastic flows and lahars
Perspective by Andrew Sibley |
| 8–11 |
The pre-Flood world resembled Pangaea
Perspective by Timothy L. Clarey and Davis J. Werner |
| 12–13 |
What is the meaning of limestone–marl alternations?
Perspective by Michael J. Oard |
| 14–15 |
Evolutionary confusion on when modern humans split from Neandertals
Perspective by Michael J. Oard |
| 16–18 |
Hiccups—evolution evidence or a designed protection response?
Perspective by Jerry Bergman |
| 19–20 |
What is the origin of carbonates in sedimentary rocks?
Perspective by Michael J. Oard |
| 21–23 |
Finally, a book on sex from a creation worldview A review of Darwin’s Secret Sex Problem: Exposing evolution’s fatal flaw—the origin of sex (F. LaGard Smith) Book Review by Jerry Bergman |
| 24–27 |
How the universe made itself with entropy
A review of Until the End of Time: Mind, matter and our search for meaning in an evolving universe (Brian Greene) Book Review by Alex Williams |
| 28–29 |
God vs science?
A review of Let There Be Science: Why God loves science, and science needs God (David Hutchings and Tom McLeish) Book Review by Lucien Tuinstra |
| 30–34 |
The unexpected history of scientific naturalism
A review of Science Without God? Rethinking the history of scientific naturalism (Peter Harrison and Jon H. Roberts (Eds)) Book Review by Daniel Davidson |
| 35–38 |
Adam and Eve in historical survey—learn but be leery A review of The Rise and Fall of Adam & Eve (Stephen Greenblatt) Book Review by Philip B. Bell |
| 39–45 |
Twelve rounds, twelve knockouts A review of The Stairway to Life: An origin-of-life reality check (Change Laura Tan and Rob Stadler) Book Review by Royal Truman |
| 46–47 |
The evolutionary icon of useless organs has crumbled A review of Useless Organs: The rise and fall of a central claim of evolution (Jerry Bergman) Book Review by John Woodmorappe |
| 48–51 |
Homo lapsus—another failed theodicy A review of Homo Lapsus: Sin, evolution and the God who is love (Niamh M. Middleton) Book Review by Philip B. Bell |
| 52–53 |
Rapid growth of caves and speleothems Letter from Arthur Manning. REPLY: Michael J. Oard |
| 54 |
The ‘poor tooth design’ claim refuted Letter from Stan Mitchell |
| 55–61 |
New Homo erectus crania associated with stone tools raise issues
Overview by Peter Line |
| 62–66 |
Useless ear muscles are useful
Essay by Jerry Bergman |
| 67–74 |
The search for Noah and the Flood in ancient Egypt—part 3
Viewpoint by Gavin Cox |
| 75–84 |
The search for Noah and the Flood in ancient Egypt—part 4
Viewpoint by Gavin Cox |
| 85–89 |
The use of single chromosome sequences as input for the Whole Genome K-mer Signature algorithm in molecular baraminology studies
Paper by Matthew Cserhati |
| 90–97 |
Rapid growth of caves and speleothems: part 2—Growth rate variables
Paper by Michael J. Oard |
| 98–104 |
Rapid growth of caves and speleothems: part 3—Flood and Ice Age variables
Paper by Michael J. Oard |
| 105–110 |
Circadian rhythms and creation
Paper by Warren Shipton |
| 111–116 |
The hemizygosity hypothesis—a novel genetic paradigm for baranomes
Paper by Peer Terborg |
| 117–123 |
The volcanism and age of Io
Paper by Wayne Spencer |
| 124–127 |
Critical analysis of Humphreys’ shell metric cosmology
Paper by Phillip W. Dennis |