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Journal of Creation

(Previously called Creation ex nihilo Technical Journal)

Volume 1, Issue 1
Published April 1984
172 pages

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Contents:

Page	Title
11–29	Coal, volcanism and Noah's Flood Paper by Andrew Snelling and John Mackay
30–32	The Guadeloupe skeleton Paper by David Tyler
33–39	The Guadeloupe skeleton Paper by Kurt Wise
40–43	The Guadeloupe skeleton—A reply Paper by Bill Cooper
44–51	The Guadeloupe skeleton—Some comments Paper by Malcolm Bowden
52–69	Geological ages of the Earth, planets and Flood strata Paper by Barry Setterfield
71–86	C decay and the red-shift Paper by Barry Setterfield
87–94	The age of the astronomical universe Paper by Edward Fackerell
95–104	The age of the astronomical universe—A reply Paper by Barry Setterfield
105–117	Towards a critical examination of the historical basis of the idea that light has slowed down Paper by Vivian Bounds
118–125	Towards a critical examination of the historical basis of the idea that light has slowed down Paper by Barry Setterfield
126–129	Radioactive decay rates and spontaneous nuclear reactions Letter to the Editor
129–130	Red-shifts and a collapsing universe Letter to the Editor
130–132	Extrapolation of the C decay curve Letter to the Editor
132–134	Einstein's relativity Letter to the Editor
134–138	The number of speed of light determinations Letter to the Editor
138–139	Michelson's measurements and the C decay curve Letter to the Editor
141–158	The times of the Judges—A chronology Paper by John Osgood
161–166	The ethics of In Vitro fertilization Paper by John Leslie
169–172	A stochastic modelling of mutations in bacteria Paper by Carl Cribbs and Carl Barrows