Journal of Creation archive > Volume 16 Issue 3

Journal of Creation

(Previously called TJ)

Volume 16, Issue 3
Published December 2002
122 pages

Click here to subscribe to the Journal of Creation

Click on the PDF icons below to view any of these articles as a PDF in a new window. You can save the PDF to your computer from there or right click on the icon below and click on ‘save target as’ (or similar).

Contents:

Page	Title
3–5	The Black Sea flood may evaporate completely Perspective by Tas Walker
5–7	Newly discovered dinosaur megatracksites support Flood model Perspective by Michael J. Oard
7–10	Speed of light slowing down after all? Perspective by Carl Wieland
11–14	MOND over dark matter? Perspective by Bill Worraker
14–16	Greenland ice cores: implicit evidence for catastrophic deposition Perspective by John Woodmorappe
17–18	Another puzzle in the evolutionary story for the origin of the solar system Perspective by Michael J. Oard
19	Feathered or furry dinosaurs? Perspective by Torsten Rossmann
20	The stress/heat flow paradox of the San Andreas Fault, California Perspective by Michael J. Oard
21–26	Cosmologists Can’t Agree and Are Still In Doubt! Overview by John Hartnett
27–31	The Tower of Babel account affirmed by linguistics Overview by K.J. Duursma
32–39	The teaching of science: a Biblical perspective by Steven Layfield
40–43	The mountains rose Book Review by Michael J. Oard
44–47	Evolution’s apostle bares his creed Book Review by Jorge A. Fernandez
48–53	Orthodoxy and Genesis: What the fathers really taught Book Review by Terry Mortenson
54–57	The Gospel of evolution according to Mark Ridley Book Review by Kevitt Brown
58–63	Did Darwin plagiarize his evolution theory? Countering the Critic Article by Jerry Bergman
64	Behind the scenes Letter to the Editor by Ian Taylor
64–65	Chronology for everybody Letter to the Editor by Larry Pierce
65–68	Distant starlight and Genesis: is ‘observed time’ a physical reality? Letter to the Editor by John Hartnett
68	Evening and morning Letter to the Editor by David Green
69	My letter on ‘Dawkin’s weasel’ Letter to the Editor by Edward E. Max
69–70	Forum on catastrophic plate tectonics Letter to the Editor by Gordon Hohensee
70	Intriguing aspects worthy of further study Letter to the Editor by Graham Fraser
70	Basis for correlation needed? Letter to the Editor by Robert Lawrence
71–72	The real winner Letter to the Editor by Adrian Bates
72–73	Our galaxy is the centre: quasars and quantized redshifts Letter to the Editor by John Hartnett
73	What about using real data? Letter to the Editor by Hennie Mouton
73–74	The crimes of Galileo (continued) Letter to the Editor by Jonathan Sarfati
75–76	Humphreys’ cosmology Forum by Andrew S. Kulikovsky
76–78	D. Russell Humphreys replies and clarifies cosmology Forum by Russell Humphreys
79–83	Forgotten history Viewpoint by Mike Gascoigne
84–88	An objective ancestry test for fossil bones Research Note by Joseph Mastropaolo
89–94	Is there any evidence for a change in c? Implications for creationist cosmology Paper by John Hartnett
95–97	The salinity of a floating forest Paper by Wesley Bruce
98–107	British scriptural geologists in the first half of the nineteenth century: part 8 Paper by Terry Mortenson
108–110	The Wilson cycle: a serious problem for Catastrophic Plate Tectonics Paper by Carl Froede Jr
111–115	Our eye movements and their control: part 1 Paper by Peter Gurney
116–122	Darwin’s ape-men and the exploitation of deformed humans Paper by Jerry Bergman
123–125	‘Missing’ neutrinos found! No longer an ‘age’ indicator Paper by Robert Newton
126	Erratum for Figure 1 TJ16(1) p.92, 2002