Journal of Creation archive > Volume 19 Issue 2

Journal of Creation

(Previously called TJ)

Volume 19, Issue 2
Published August 2005
116 pages

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Contents:

Page	Title
3–4	Startling plant discovery presents problems for evolution Perspective by David A. DeWitt
5–6	Quasar riddle for big bang astronomy Perspective by John G. Hartnett
7–9	Upper Paleolithic blues: consequences of recent dating fiasco on human evolutionary prehistory Perspective by Peter Line
10–11	Kuiper Belt woes for accretion disk models Perspective by Michael J. Oard
12–13	Hominid fever: yet another alleged early human ancestor unearthed Perspective by Peter Line
13–14	World record enzymes Perspective by Jonathan Sarfati
14–16	A new candidate for Leviathan Perspective by Peter Booker
16–18	The astronomical theory of the Ice Age becomes more complicated Perspective by Michael J. Oard
18–20	Mutations, selection and the quest for meatier livestock Perspective by Jean K. Lightner
21–22	Evidence of dinosaur nest construction is extremely rare Perspective by Michael J. Oard
23–28	Scripture and general revelation Overview by Andrew S. Kulikovsky
29–35	Inheritance of biological information&mdashpart I: the nature of inheritance and of information Overview by Alex Williams
36–41	Inheritance of biological information—part II: redefining the ‘information challenge’ Overview by Alex Williams
42–45	Preaching to his own choir A review of Can a Darwinian be a Christian? The Relationship Between Science and Religion by Michael Ruse Book Review by Lael Weinberger
46–50	Western culture and the age of the earth A review of The Dating Game: One Man’s Search for the Age of the Earth by Cherry Lewis Book Review by Tas Walker
51–57	Young biosphere, old universe? A review of The Age of the Universe: What are the Biblical Limits? by Gorman Gray Book Review by Frank DeRemer
58–61	Conservation ethics based on evolution? A review of The Future of Life by Edward O. Wilson Book Review by Brian Thomas
62–63	Seeing the wood, not the forests A review of Petrified Wood in the USA: Where to collect it, where to see it—a state-by-state field guide by Arthur L. Manning Book Review by Andrew A. Snelling
64–66	The right conclusion from the wrong interpretation A review of Creation in Six Days: A Defense of the Traditional Reading of Genesis One by James B. Jordan Book Review by Andrew Kulikovsky
67–73	The Christian foundations of the rule of law in the West: a legacy of liberty and resistance against tyranny Viewpoint by Augusto Zimmerman
74–75	A ‘tail’ of many monsters Research Note by Pierre Jerlström and Bev Elliot
76–82	Can evolution produce new organs or structures? Paper by Jerry Bergman
83–90	The Genesis 5 and 11 fluidity question Paper by Travis R. Freeman
91–95	The paradoxical urinary concentrating mechanism Paper by Charles Soper
96–108	Noah’s Ark hidden in the ancient Chinese characters Paper by Kui Shin Voo, Rich Sheeley and Larry Hovee
109–118	Parkie; a new ‘pseudo-plesiosaur’ washed up on the Nova Scotia Coast Paper by Pierre Jerlström and Henry de Roos
119–127	Strategic stratigraphy: reclaiming the rock record! by John K. Reed