Journal of Creation archive > Volume 17 Issue 2

Journal of Creation

(Previously called TJ)

Volume 17, Issue 2
Published August 2003
128 pages

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Contents:

Page	Title
3–4	Arthropods supposedly invaded land 40 million years earlier Perspective by Michael J. Oard
4–5	Very old bird tracks claimed to be from an unknown dinosaur Perspective by Michael J. Oard
5–7	Creation and curved space-time Perspective by Don DeYoung
7–9	Manual dexterity in Neandertals Perspective by Marvin L. Lubenow
9–11	How mysterious is the life of a cave? Perspective by Emil Silvestru
11–12	Teeth developing in bird embryos—does it prove evolution? Perspective by Don Batten
13–15	Proconsul africanus Perspective by Matthew Murdock
15–18	Pseudogene function: more evidence Perspective by John Woodmorappe
18	Do genetic differences disprove that Neandertals and modern humans interbred? Perspective by Michael J. Oard
19–25	The century-and-a-half failure in the quest for the source of new genetic information Overview by Jerry Bergman
26–28	A mixed rating Book Review by Michael Oard
29–33	Contentious fossils Book Review by Philip Bell
34–40	‘Surely God would never have chosen to create this way’ Book Review by Thane Hutcherson Ury
41–45	Comparing science with theology Book Review by Andrew S. Kulikovsky
46–47	Matching dates Book Review by Ruth Beechick
47–48	Consequences of an atheistic worldview Book Review by Jerry Bergman
49–55	Granite grain size: not a problem for rapid cooling of plutons Countering the Critic Article by Tas Walker
56–59	Irreducible complexity: some candid admissions by evolutionists Countering the Critic Article by John Woodmorappe
60–61	The numbering pattern of Genesis Countering the Critic Article by Jonathan Sarfati
62–64	CPT emphatically includes the Paleozoic Letter to the Editor by J. Baumgardner. Reply: C.R. Froede Jr
64–65	Green River fossils Letter to the Editor by K. Shockley
65–66	The tower of Babel account affirmed by linguistics Letter to the Editor by Ian Crookston. Reply: K.J. Duursma
67–68	Einstein says that cosmological expansion is not locally detectable Letter to the Editor by S.O. Campbell. Reply: D.R. Humphreys
68	Microevolution or microdevolution Letter to the Editor by B.S. Kunkle
68–69	Dinosaur eggs Letter to the Editor by A. Sibley
69	The landing place Letter to the Editor by J. Clerke
69–70	Wisdom teeth Letter to the Editor by Anonymous
70	Carbon dating and Egyptian chronology Letter to the Editor by D. Downs
70–71	Biblical chronology Letter to the Editor by S. Hanna. Reply: D. Down
71–72	Dwarf galaxies Letter to the Editor by D. Schmidt. Reply: J. Hartnett
72–73	Gravitational lensing over MOND? Letter to the Editor by S.O. Campbell. Reply: Bill Worraker
74–79	The extinction of the woolly mammoth – it was a quick freeze! Forum by M. Bowden. Reply: M.J. Oard
80–82	Dr Mortimer Adler’s life-long ‘crusade against evolution’ by Jerry Bergman
83–86	Fire in the air by Spike Psarris
87–89	Challenges to creationists in the former Soviet Union Viewpoint by Alexander Lalomov
90–93	Past Dead Sea levels and biblical historicity Viewpoint by John Woodmorappe
94–97	The heavens declare a different story! Paper by John G. Hartnett
98–102	A new cosmology: solution to the starlight travel time problem Paper by John G. Hartnett
103–110	Bringing schizophrenia into the Darwinian fold Paper by Eric Wright
111–117	The fossil record of ‘early’ tetrapods: evidence of a major evolutionary transition? Paper by Paul Garner
118–127	Dental fossils and the fossil record Paper by Don Moeller