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Journal of Creation

(Previously called Creation ex nihilo Technical Journal)

Volume 9, Issue 1
Published April 1995
131 pages

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Contents:

Page	Title
3	Big bang 'not Creation' Perspective by C. Wieland
3	Did the universe have a beginning? Perspective
4	Rare ‘primitive bugs’ neither primitive nor rare Perspective by Carl Wieland
4	Only one glaciation in southwest Alberta Perspective by M. J. Oard
5	Clementine mines information from the moon Perspective by D. Batten
5–6	Astronomical problems Perspective by Michael Oard
6	The evolution of human speech Quotation
7–11	The Hubble Law Overview by Don B. DeYoung
12–20	Plate tectonics Overview by Andrew A. Snelling
20	But creation is not science Quotation
21–24	Book review: The Beak of the Finch Book Review by Carl Wieland
25–26	Book review: The Mystery of Life’s Origin Book Review by Ralph Matthews
26–28	Book review: Genesis and the Mystery Confucius Couldn’t Solve Book Review by Russell M. Grigg
28	The big bang theory Quotation
29–36	Coccolithophores and chalk layers Letter to the Editor
36	Dinosaurs and dragons Letter to the Editor
36–39	Punctuated equilibrium Letter to the Editor
39	Speed of light decay Letter to the Editor
39–40	Names of God in Genesis Letter to the Editor
40–41	Decreased lifespans Letter to the Editor
41	Do scientific ideas get accepted on merit? Quotation
42–44	Translating grammatical number in the Creation account Paper by Charles V. Taylor
45–68	From the Flood to the Exodus: Egypt's earliest settlers Paper by Steven J. Robinson
69–70	Where are all the pre-Pleistocene giant landslide deposits? Paper by Michael J. Oard
71–92	The failure of U-Th-Pb ‘dating’ at Koongarra, Australia Paper by Andrew Snelling
93–101	Internal radiohalos in a diamond Paper by Mark Armitage
102–105	The velocity of light Paper by Maurie G. Evered
106–120	On the origin of cats and carnivores Paper by A. W. (Bill) Mehlert
121–130	Creationism and the problem of homosexual behaviour Paper by Jerry Bergman
131	Erratum