Journal of Creation archive > Volume 14 Issue 1

Journal of Creation

(Previously called Creation ex nihilo Technical Journal)

Volume 14, Issue 1
Published April 2000
123 pages

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Contents:

Page	Title
3–4	The age of the jovian planets Perspective by Ron Samec
4–5	Radioactive decay rate depends on chemical environment Perspective by Tas Walker
6–7	Problems for ‘giant impact' origin of moon Perspective by Michael Oard
7–8	How well do paleontologists know fossil distributions? Perspective by Michael Oard
9–10	Jumping wallaby genes and post-Flood speciation Perspective by Pierre Jerlström
10–13	How different is the cranial-vault thickness of Homo erectus from modern man? Perspective by John Woodmorappe
14–18	Theory and practice: field testing biblical geology A review of Field Studies in Catastrophic Geology by Carl R. Froede Jr Book Review by Tas Walker
19–22	Once upon a time ... A review of The Mythology of Modern Dating Methods by John Woodmorappe Book Review by Michael Oard
23–27	A balanced treatment?? A review of Three Views on Creation and Evolution. Edited by J.P. Moreland and J.M. Reynolds Book Review by Andrew Kulikovsky
28–34	Designer science A review of Intelligent Design: The Bridge between Science and Theology by William A. Dembski Book Review by Royal Truman
35–39	Antiquity of landforms Countering the Critics Article by Michael Oard
40–44	The Black Sea flood Countering the Critics Article by Tas Walker
45	Geologic column Letter to the Editor
45–46	Humphreys’ cosmology Letter to the Editor
46–49	Response to Faulkner’s ‘biblically-based cratering theory’ Letter to the Editor
49	The third day—Precambrian skeletons in the closet Letter to the Editor
49–51	So-called error in Luke 3:36 Letter to the Editor
52–59	Flood models: the need for an integrated approach Viewpoint by A.C. McIntosh, T. Edmondson & S. Taylor
60–74	The pre-Flood/Flood boundary at the base of the earth's transition zone Paper by M.J. Hunter
75–80	British scriptural geologists in the first half of the nineteenth century: part 6 Paper by Terry Mortenson
81–90	Ota Benga: the pygmy put on display in a zoo Paper by Jerry Bergman
91–100	The Galileo affair: history or heroic hagiography? Paper by Thomas Schirrmacher
101–109	Genesis and catastrophe Paper by Andy C. McIntosh, Tom Edmondson and Steve Taylor
110–116	The fossil record Paper by John Woodmorappe
117–126	The history of the teaching of human female inferiority in Darwinism Paper by Jerry Bergman