Journal of Creation archive > Volume 18 Issue 1

Journal of Creation

(Previously called TJ)

Volume 18, Issue 1
Published April 2004
128 pages

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Contents:

Page	Title
3–5	The standing stones of creation Perspective by Emil Silvestru
6–8	Is the demise of the dinosaurs by a Yucatán impact a myth? Perspective by Michael J. Oard
9	New evidence: we really are at the centre of the universe Perspective by John Hartnett
10–11	Origin of vertebrates confirmed in the Early Cambrian Perspective by Michael J. Oard
11–12	Bone building: perfect protein(osteocalcin design) Paper by Jonathan Sarfati
13–14	Should the development of third molars be prevented early in Life? Perspective by Jerry Bergman
15–16	The big bang problem of early maturity Perspective by Michael J. Oard
16–17	Francis Filament: a large scale structure that is big, big, big bang trouble. Is it really so large? Perspective by John Hartnett
18–21	Peperite: more evidence of large-scale watery catastrophe Overview by Tas Walker
22–26	The origin of old-earth geology and its ramifications for life in the 21st century Overview
27–33	Junk DNA indicted Overview by John Woodmorappe
34–36	Misrepresenting young-earth creationists to promote evolution and millions of years A review of The Seashell on the Mountaintop by Alan Cutler Book Review by Tas Walker
37–41	Darwinian foundations of modern ethics A review of The Origins of Virtue by Matt Ridley and Created from Animals: The Moral Implications of Darwinism by James Rachels Book Review by Marc Kay
42–44	Misunderstanding the phenomenon of life A review of The Way of the Cell: Molecules, Organisms and the Order of Life by Franklin M. Harold Book Review by Wayne Frair
45–46	Mount St Helens—exploding the old-earth paradigm A review of Footprints in the Ash: the explosive story of Mount St Helens by John Morris and Steven A. Austin Book Review by Michael J. Oard
46–47	How Darwin and his disciples utilize ‘God’ A review of Darwin’s Proof: The Triumph of Religion Over Science by Cornelius G. Hunter Book Review by Carl Wieland
48–51	Just-so-stories for the punctuated evolutionist A review of Structure of Evolutionary Theory by Steven J. Gould Book Review by Don Moeller
52–54	The source of sustainability A review of Toward Sustainable Science: A Buddhist look at trends in scientific development by P.A. Payutto Book Review by Scott Noble
55–56	The Pioneer anomaly and MOND: a possible explanation Letter to the Editor by S.O. Campbell
56–57	Pre-fall cosmology Letter to the Editor by J. Wilson
57–58	Biblical chronology Letter to the Editor by B. Blackledge
58	Schizophrenia can be cured! Letter to the Editor by M. Bowden
58–59	Some spacetime clarifications Letter to the Editor by S.O. Campbell
59–60	Human rights verses biblical responsibility Letter to the Editor by M. Hammond
60–61	Bristlecone pine growth rings Letter to the Editor by A. Williams
61–62	The extra Cainan Letter to the Editor by S. Tamburrino
62	Fr Seraphim’s Rose’s book Genesis, Creation and Early Man Letter to the Editor by T. Mortenson
62	Flood boundary debate Letter to the Editor by P. Taylor
62–64	Flood models and chrono-genealogy Letter to the Editor by A. Bush
64	The religion of atheism Quote from Ernst Mayer in The Scientist
65–70	Darwinism and the teaching of racism and eugenics in biology textbooks by Jerry Bergman
71–75	Human embryonic gills and gill slits—down but not out by Jerry Bergman
76–77	British scriptural geologists: part 10. Fowler De Johnsone Paper by Terry Mortenson
78–85	Weasel words, genetic algorithms and coarse acknowledgements Paper by Victor Khomenko
86–96	The Non-evolution of Apoptosis Paper by Philip B Bell
97–104	Evolutionary theories on gender and sexual reproduction Paper by Bert Thompson and Brad Harrub
105–111	Aegyptopithecus the ‘Egyptian ape’ Paper by Matthew Murdock
112–119	Problems in sexual selection theory and neo-Darwinism Paper by Jerry Bergman
120–127	The origin of gender and sexual reproduction Paper by Brad Harrub and Bert Thompson