Journal of Creation archive > Volume 10 Issue 2

Journal of Creation

(Previously called Creation ex nihilo Technical Journal)

Volume 10, Issue 2
Published August 1996
121 pages

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Contents:

Page	Title
169–170	More surprising discoveries in the Solar System Perspective by M.J. Oard
170	Latin Lizards: Logos vs Lottery Perspective by Carl Wieland
171–172	Evolution pushed further into the past Perspective by M.J. Oard
172–173	‘Lost World of Mutants’ discovered Perspective by Carl Wieland
174–175	Are those 'old' landforms in Australia really old? Perspective by M.J. Oard
175–177	‘Rapid’ granite formation? Perspective by Andrew Snelling
178–179	The absolute dating of desert varnish likely inaccurate Perspective by M.J. Oard
180	Evolutionary psychology Quotation
180	Philosophical criteria and cosmological models Quotation
180	Mad cows and evolution Perspective by Don Batten
181–187	Information, science and biology by Werner Gitt
188–193	Of Paul Davies and The Mind of God Commentary by Marc Kay
193	The ‘big bang’ and the origin of the universe Quotation
194	Mordecai, Daniel and the Table of Nations Letter to the Editor
194–196	Contemporary suppression of the theistic world view Letter to the Editor
196–200	The name Jehovah in Genesis Letter to the Editor
200–201	Triassic basins and the Flood Letter to the Editor
201	Flood/post-Flood boundary Letter to the Editor
202–210	Advances in integrating cosmology Paper by Dr Jerry Bergman
211–213	Waters above or beyond? Paper by Charles V. Taylor
214–218	Genesis 6-9: Does ‘all’ always mean all? Paper by Mike Kruger
219–240	Australopithecus and Homo habilis—pre-human ancestors? Paper by A.W. Mehlert
241–257	The basement rocks of the Brisbane Area, Australia Paper by Tas Walker
258–278	Where is the Flood/post-Flood boundary in the rock record? Paper by Michael J. Oard
279–290	Studies in Flood Geology Paper by John Woodmorappe