Journal of Creation archive > Volume 9 Issue 2

Journal of Creation

(Previously called Creation ex nihilo Technical Journal)

Volume 9, Issue 2
Published August 1995
140 pages

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Contents:

Page	Title
135–136	A tale of two Greenland ice cores Perspective by M.J. Oard
136–137	Mirror, mirror on the wall—which is the strangest theory of all?                 Perspective by Carl Wieland
137	Hairy mole rats upset theories Perspective by C. Wieland
137–138	Did Darwin get it right? Perspective by C. Wieland
138–139	The ‘principle of least astonishment’! Perspective by Andrew Snelling
139–140	Y-Chromosome Adam? Perspective by D. Batten
140–141	A new challenge to supposed ancient glaciations Perspective by M.J. Oard
141–142	Ocean ‘birth’ theories undermined Perspective by A.A. Snelling
142–143	Another computer simulation fails to develop an ice age Perspective by M.J. Oard
144–145	A catastrophic global event on Venus Perspective by A.A. Snelling
145	Cosmology Quotation
145	Subjectivity in science Quotation
146–154	Mutations and evolution Overview by Jerry Bergman
154	Artificial life Quotation
155–156	Book review: Of Pandas and People Book Review by Michael J. Oard
156	Palaeontology and fossils Quotation
157–160	Book review: The Age of the Earth Book Review by Andrew A. Snelling
160–161	Book review: The Desert's Past Book Review by Michael J. Oard
161–163	Book review: Studies in Flood Geology Book Review by Andrew A. Snelling
164	Who wrote Genesis? Letter to the Editor
164–165	Origin of languages Letter to the Editor
165	Dinosaurs and dragons Letter to the Editor
165	COBE dating Letter to the Editor
166	C.S. Lewis and evolution Letter to the Editor
166–167	Continental drift Letter to the Editor
167	A note on new Australopithecines Letter to the Editor
168	Paradigms Quotation
168	Theologians and naturalism Letter to the Editor
169–215	Archaic fossil human remains—an update Paper by Greg J. Beasley
216–222	Towards a creationist understanding of 'transitional forms' Paper by Kurt P. Wise
223–243	The importance of unconformity Paper by Gordon E. Davison
244–258	The whale fossil in Diatomite, Lompoc, California Paper by Andrew A. Snelling
259–262	Surprising facts about the sun and moon Paper by Werner Gitt
263–266	The use of the Divine names in Genesis Paper by F.G. (Graeme) Smith
267–275	Contemporary suppression of the theistic worldview Paper by Jerry Bergman
276	Erratum