Journal of Creation
Journal of Creation Volume 1 Issue 1
Precambrian impacts and the Genesis Flood
Are large craters an indication of the energy forces needed to start and sustain the world’s biggest watery catastrophe?
Taking a crack at the Neandertal mitochondrial genome
A full-length stretch of DNA from a Neandertal mitochondrion has been sequenced. Some are using it to allege that it came from a different species to modern humans. But is that deduction justified?
New study confirms BICEP2 detection of cosmic inflation wrong
The much-trumpeted discovery of cosmic inflation has been shown to be wrong.
How many impact craters should there be on the earth?
Does the moon give us enough clues to estimate how many asteroids impacted the earth.
‘Dino tree’ project ends
After all the hoopla, the Wollemi project winds up with a whimper.
Climbing Mt Improbable “evo devo” style
Can changes in ‘master genes’ explain evolution?
Does it matter what people believe?
Many claim that biblical creation is wrong, but postmodernism and relativism deny objective truth in the first place.
Oxford-trained scientist acknowledges the Creator
Nature’s word processor—with inbuilt spell checker.
When skeptics ask
Big bang blowups and the moon age mystery.
When God rescued King Hezekiah, part 2
Archaeology confirms the biblical account—Hezekiah’s preparations in Jerusalem.
Trial balloons and the age of the earth
Scientists release their calculated ‘age’ into academic space, never sure if it will float or be shot down like a balloon.