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Title
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1 |
Saturn's rings short-lived and young
Perspective by A.A. Snelling
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2–3 |
Origin of life even earlier
Perspective by A.A. Snelling
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4–6 |
Self-replicating enzymes?
Perspective by Jonathan Sarfati
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7 |
A classic tillite reclassified as a submarine debris flow
Perspective by Michael J. Oard
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8–9 |
New vertebrate remains from the late Cambrian?
Perspective by A.A. Snelling
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9–10 |
Greenland ice cores indicate massive ice age volcanism
Perspective by M.J. Oard
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10 |
The trouble with teeth
Perspective by D. Batten
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11–17 |
The relationship between the Fall, the Curse, and the Gospel
Overview by David G. Shackelford
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17 |
Compromising with naturalism
Quotation
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18–24 |
Between Jerusalem and the laboratory: a theologian looks at science
by Michael Bauman
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25–30 |
Mere creation conference
by Thane H. Ury
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31–32 |
Blood types and their origin
by Jonathan D. Sarfati
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33–35 |
Book review: A Test of Time: The Bible—From Myth to History
Book Review by John Osgood
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35–37 |
Book review: The Facts of Life
Book Review by A.W. Mehlert
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37–39 |
Book review: Dinosaur Tracks and Other Fossil Footprints of the Western United States
Book Review by Michael J. Oard
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39 |
Evolutionary biology
Quotation
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39 |
Cosmology
Quotation
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40–45 |
The global stratigraphic record
Letter to the Editor
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45–46 |
The Biblical record and the geological record
Letter to the Editor
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46–47 |
Rock colouration
Letter to the Editor
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47 |
The origin of life
Letter to the Editor
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47–49 |
Archaeoastronomy Theory—is it the pits?
Letter to the Editor
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49–50 |
Early history of man
Letter to the Editor
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50–51 |
Precambrian geology
Letter to the Editor
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51 |
Suffering and the problem of evil
Letter to the Editor
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52–60 |
Rapid changes in oxygen isotope content of ice cores
Paper by Larry Vardiman
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61–64 |
Sedimentation experiments: is extrapolation appropriate?
Paper by William Hoskin
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65–70 |
Sedimentation experiments: is extrapolation appropriate?
A reply
Paper by Guy Berthault
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71–75 |
The division of the earth in Peleg's Days: tectonic or linguistic?
Paper by John A. Watson
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76–81 |
The origin of language
Paper by Charles V. Taylor
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82–92 |
Cell cycle control and Paley's watch
Paper by Jerry Bergman
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93–105 |
Man, micro-parasites, and electron microscopy of trematodes
Paper by Mark H. Armitage
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106–110 |
 An understanding of Genesis 2:5
Paper by Michael J. Kruger
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111–123 |
In search of Amalek
Paper by Ralph S. Pacini
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