
Journal of Creation archive > Volume 36 Issue 2
Journal of Creation
Volume 36, Issue 2
Published August 2022
127 pages
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Contents:
Page |
Title |
3–5 | Polar dinosaurs: evolutionary conundrums and biblical solutions Perspective by Michael J. Oard |
5–7 | Greenery beneath Greenland Ice Sheet Perspective by Michael J. Oard |
8–9 | Plans underway to drill supposed 1.5-million-year-old Antarctic ice Perspective by Jake Hebert |
10–12 | Attempted rescue of the impact model for the origin of the moon Perspective by Michael J. Oard |
12–13 | Central rotation in globular clusters: an indicator of relative youth? Perspective by Jake Hebert |
14 | The most ancient Proto-Hebrew inscription ever discovered! Perspective by Gavin Cox |
15–16 | Blushing—another evolutionary enigma Perspective by Jerry Bergman |
17–19 | Darwin’s unpaid debt to Patrick Matthew A review of Science Fraud: Darwin’s plagiarism of Patrick Matthew’s theory (Mike Sutton) Book review by Andrew Sibley |
20–21 | The importance of being Adam A review of Adam, Where Are You? (And Why This Matters): A theological evaluation of the evolutionist hermeneutic (Willem J. Ouweneel) Book Review by Ting Wang |
22–24 | In the Beginning: welcome affirmation of creation A review of In the Beginning: Listening to Genesis 1 and 2 (Cornelis van Dam) Book Review by Benno A. Zuiddam |
25–27 | Documenting the obvious A review of Darwinian Racism: How Darwin influenced Hitler, Nazism, and white nationalism (Richard Weikart) Book review by Jerry Bergman |
28–33 | Longwinded, sometimes interesting, and marred by evolutionary presuppositions A review of Is Atheism Dead? (Eric Metaxas) Book review by Gavin Cox |
34–39 | ![]() A review of Traced: Human DNA’s big surprise (Nathaniel T. Jeanson) Book review by Robert Carter |
40–49 | ![]() Viewpoint by Gavin Cox |
50–57 | The marring of creation and some implications for ecosystem functioning Viewpoint by Warren Shipton |
58–60 | The igneous origin of salt deposits and structures Coutering the Critics by Stef J. Heerema and Gert-Jan H.A. van Heugten |
61–65 | Evolutionary misogyny: anthropometry and women’s inferiority Essay by Jerry Bergman |
66–71 | Clean-up and analysis of small datasets can distort conclusions Research Note by Royal Truman |
72–80 | Racemization of amino acids under natural conditions: part 2—kinetic and thermodynamic data Paper by Royal Truman |
81–89 | Racemization of amino acids under natural conditions: part 3—condensation to form oligopeptides Paper by Royal Truman |
90–96 | When and how did the marsupials migrate to Australia? Paper by Michael J. Oard |
97–105 | Interface systems and continuous environmental tracking as a design model for symbiotic relationships Paper by Tom Hennigan, Randy Guliuzza, and Grace Lansdell |
106–111 | Puzzle of the missing angiosperms in the fossil record Paper by Warren H. Johns |
112–115 | The Victoria Institute—the forerunner of modern creation science organizations Paper by Andrew Sibley |
116–123 | What’s wrong with being wrong: a closer look at evolutionary ethics—part 1 Paper by Marc Kay |
124–128 | The implications of Chaos Theory for understanding creation Paper by Andrew Sibley |
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