Journal of Creation archive > Volume 18 Issue 3

Journal of Creation

(Previously called TJ)

Volume 18, Issue 3
Published December 2004
124 pages

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Contents:

Page	Title
3–4	Fine-structure constant is constant! Perspective by John Hartnett
4–6	Design in the genome? A matter of bias Perspective by C.W. Nelson
7	“Evolutionary Origins” continue to be pushed back in time Perspective by Michael J. Oard
8–9	The sun in time Perspective by Ron Samec
9–10	Young planet challenges evolutionary theory Perspective by Justin K. Taylor
11	Missing nanodiamonds pose problems for the evolutionary theory of the solar system Perspective by Michael J. Oard
12–13	Out of Africa “assimilation” spells trouble for progressive creationists Perspective by Peter Line
14–16	Cosmological interpretation may be wrong for record redshift galaxy! Perspective by John Hartnett
16	Remarkable stasis of a fossil ostracode with soft parts Perspective by Michael J. Oard
17	“Just-so” stories of sex and family life Perspective by Don Batten
18–23	Genetic variability and human history Overview by C.W. Nelson
24–27	The origins of language: an investigation of various theories Overview by Michelle French
28–30	Countering Christophobia A review of Christianity on Trial: Arguments Against Anti-religious Bigotry by Vincent Carroll & David Shifflet Book Review by Brent Hardaway and Jonathan Sarfati
31–34	Explaining design away A review of Darwin and Design: Does Evolution have a Purpose? by Michael Ruse Book Review by Alex Williams
35–40	Lunatics, Lucy and a little book for the school library A review of Making Friends with Fossils: How to find your way through the maze of human origins by Helen Lawrence Book Review by Brad Harrub
41–45	Magnifying evolutionary problems A review of Evolution under the Microscope by David W. Swift Book Review by Philip Bell
46–47	The rhetoric of design A review of Doubts About Darwin: A History of Intelligent Design by Thomas Woodward Book Review by Eric Blievernicht
48–51	The creation of Yorkshire A review of A Geological Survey of the Yorkshire Coast (1828) by George Young (1777–1848) Book Review by Terry Mortenson
52–57	Geological answers for the 19th and 21st centuries A review of Scriptural Geology (1838) and Appendix to Scriptural Geology (1840) by George Young (1777–1848) Book Review by Terry Mortenson
58–60	Designing the earth without a designer A review of The Privileged Planet by y Guillermo Gonzalez & Jay W. Richards Book Review by Jonathan Henry
61–62	The keys to interpreting Genesis: history and genre A review of Yea, Hath God Said? by Kenneth L. Gentry Jr & Michael R. Butler Book Review by Andrew Kulikovsky
63–69	Potentially decisive evidence against pseudogene ‘shared mistakes’ Countering the Critic Article by John Woodmorappe
70–75	The carnivorous nature and suffering of animals Countering the Critic Article by Robert J. M. Gurney
76–81	The Three Sisters: strong evidence for Noah’s Flood in Australia Countering the Critic Article by Tas Walker
82–92	Field study of purported hardgrounds of the Cincinnatian (Ohio, USA) Countering the Critic Article by John Woodmorappe and John Whitmore
93	Pleiades bound and Orion unbound Letter to the Editor by Don B. DeYoung
93	A “mite” wrong Letter to the Editor by Gary Jordan
94	Pediments Letter to the Editor by John Whitmore. Reply: M. J. Oard
95	Distant starlight and Genesis Letter to the Editor by Anthony Stone. Reply: Robert Newton
96–103	Post-glacial flooding of coastal margins within the biblical timeframe of Peleg Viewpoint by Andrew Sibley
104–109	Why the epidemic of fraud exists in science today Paper by Jerry Bergman
110–115	Sahelanthropus tchadensis—the ambiguous ape Viewpoint by Matthew Murdock
116–120	H.G. Wells: Darwin’s disciple and eugenicist extraordinaire Paper by Jerry Bergman
121–127	British scriptural geologists in the first half of the 19th century: part 12. George Young Paper by Terry Mortenson