Journal of Creation archive > Volume 17 Issue 1

Journal of Creation

(Previously called TJ)

Volume 17, Issue 1
Published April 2003
124 pages

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Contents:

Page	Title
3–5	Cold oxygen isotope values add to the mystery of warm climate wood in NE Canada Perspective by Michael J. Oard
5–6	Transient lunar phenomena: a permanent problem for evolutionary models of Moon formation Perspective by Don B. DeYoung
6–8	The 'cool-tropics paradox' in palaeoclimatology Perspective by Michael J. Oard
8–10	Greater than 98% Chimp/human DNA similarity? Not any more. Perspective by David DeWitt
10–11	Clear picture—blurry story? Perspective by Tas Walker
11–13	Extrasolar planets suggest our solar system is unique and young Perspective by Ron Bernitt
13–15	Large and systematic regional-scale errors in Middle Eastern carbon-14 dating Perspective by John Woodmorappe
15–17	Revised dating for 'Little Foot' and other Sterkfontein fossil hominoid remains Perspective by Greg Beasley
18–19	Ancon sheep: just another loss mutation Perspective by Jerry Bergman
19–21	Jumping paradigms Perspective by Alexander R. Williams
21–23	Genetics and Biblical demographic events Perspective by C.W. Nelson
23–25	Life by chance? Studies on folate co-enzymes add weight to that impossibility Perspective by Ian Macreadie
26–32	Does the acquisition of antibiotic and pesticide resistance provide evidence for evolution? Overview by Jerry Bergman
33–41	The evolution of feathers: a major problem for Darwinism Overview by Jerry Bergman
42–44	Mishandling Scripture Book Review by Steve Wynalda
45–46	Adam's first task Book Review by Derel Briarley
47–52	Pseudogene function: regulation of gene expression Countering the Critic Article by John Woodmorappe
53–54	Subaqueously welded ash flow tuffs Letter to the Editor by C.R. Froede Jr
54–59	Dinosaur footprints, fish traces and the Flood Letter to the Editor by P.A. Garner, M. Garton, R.H. Johnston, S.J. Robinson and D.J. Tyler
59–62	Filling the details in Humphreys' cosmology Letter to the Editor by A.S. Kulikovsky
62–63	Was Mount Ararat a submarine stratovolcano? Letter to the Editor by M. Hunter
64–65	Does the new neutrino model ignore helioseismic data and imply a billion-year age for the Sun? Letter to the Editor by R. Bernitt
65–66	Can more dark matter solve some problems? Letter to the Editor by H. Mouton
67–69	Soviet scientists and academics debate Creation-evolution issue Viewpoint by Alexander Lalomov, Anatoliy Lisovsky and Paul Gibson
70–72	Role of educational factors in college students’ creation worldview Research Note by Steve Deckard, Chard Berndt, Mary Filakouridis, Tim Iverson and David A. DeWitt
73–79	Look-back time in our galactic neighborhood leads to a new cosmogony Paper by John G. Hartnett
80–87	British scriptural geologists in the first half of the nineteenth century: part 9 Paper by Terry Mortenson
88–94	Bird evolution: discontinuities and reversals Paper by John Woodmorappe
95–102	Preliminary observations of the pygidial gland of the Bombardier Beetle, Brachinus sp. Paper by Mark H. Armitage and Luke Mullisen
103–110	Our eye movements and their control: part 2 Paper by Peter Gurney
111–116	Impact of a young-earth creationist apologetics course on student creation worldview Paper by Tom Henderson, Steve Deckard and David A. DeWitt
117–127	Protein mutational context dependence: a challenge to neo-Darwinism theory: part 1 Paper by Royal Truman