Journal of Creation archive > Volume 19 Issue 1

Journal of Creation

(Previously called TJ)

Volume 19, Issue 1
Published April 2005
127 pages

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Contents:

Page	Title
3	No joy for junkies Perspective by Don Batten
4–6	Rocks in the making Perspective by Emil Silvestru
6–7	Jonah and Leedsichthys problematicus, the problem fish Perspective by Matthew Murdock
8	Flat leaves—a curly problem Perspective by David Catchpoole
9–10	Beautiful black and blue butterflies Perspective by Jonathan Sarfati
11–13	The Messinian salinity crisis questioned Perspective by Michael J. Oard
14–15	Green power: God’s solar power plants amaze chemists Perspective by Jonathan Sarfati
16–17	‘Ripples’ of galaxies—another blow to the big bang Perspective by Jason Lisle
17–18	Scandalous first dates for Neandertals Perspective by Matthew Murdock
19	New discovery makes habitable worlds even less likely Perspective by Justin K. Taylor
20–21	Haldane’s dilemma has not been solved Perspective by Don Batten
22–32	Fossil evidence for alleged apemen—Part 1: the genus Homo Overview by Peter Line
33–42	Fossil evidence for alleged apemen—Part 2: non-Homo hominids Overview by Peter Line
43–45	The evolution of an idea A review of Evolution: The Remarkable History of a Scientific Theory by Edward J. Larson Book Review by Lael Weinberger
46–50	The fog of fiction blankets the landscape of facts A review of Evolution, 3rd edition by Mark Ridley Book Review by Don Moeller
51–56	The science of good questions A review of Science as a Way of Knowing: The Foundations of Modern Biology by John A. Moore Book Review by Alex Williams
57–59	Mitochondrial Eve and biblical Eve are looking good: criticism of young age is premature Countering the Critic Article by Carl Wieland
60	Record high-redshift galaxy is probably spurious Letter to the Editor by John Hartnett
60	Vitamin C and Indian fruit bats Letter to the Editor by Jean K. Lightner
60	New Ark landing place Letter to the Editor by Brian R. Rucker
60	Animal suffering Letter to the Editor by John Woodmorappe
61–64	Can recombination produce new genetic information? Viewpoint by C.W. Nelson
65–72	A possible post-Flood human migration route Viewpoint by Lawson L. Schroeder
73–81	A creationist cosmology in a galactocentric universe Paper by John Hartnett
82–87	Dark matter and a cosmological constant in a creationist cosmology? Paper by John Hartnett
88–96	Did a jaw muscle protein mutation lead to increased cranial capacity in man? Paper by David A. DeWitt
97–106	The Milky Way Galaxy: young at heart? Paper by Bill Worraker
107–112	Are ‘defective’ knee joints evidence for Darwinism? Paper by Jerry Bergman
113–125	Cost theory and the cost of substitution—a clarification Paper by Walter J. ReMine
126–127	A legacy of ideas: Roy D. Holt, 1955–2003 by D. Russell Humphreys