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Journal of Creation
Volume 37, Issue 2
Published August 2023
127 pages
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Contents:
Page |
Title |
| 3–4 |
Surprising ecosystem in northeastern Greenland supports biblical Ice Age Perspective by Michael J. Oard |
| 5 |
An ape fossil found in South America Perspective by Michael J. Oard |
| 6–8 |
Rocks don’t lie—battling worldviews Perspective by Carl R. Froede, Jr, and A. Jerry Akridge |
| 9–11 |
Does the human hand have too many bones? Another claim by Nathan Lents proven false Perspective by Jerry Bergman |
| 12–13 |
Lowermost mantle becomes more complicated Perspective by Michael J. Oard |
| 14–16 |
Carbonyl sulfide–mediated prebiotic formation of peptides: irrelevant for origin of life purposes Perspective by Royal Truman |
| 17–21 |
Evolution gone wrong and creation gone right A review of Evolution Gone Wrong: The curious reasons why our bodies work (or don’t) (Alex Bezzerides) Book review by Jerry Bergman |
| 22–25 |
Fine-tuned fire A review of Fire-Maker: How humans were designed to harness fire and transform our planet (Michael Denton) Book review by Shaun Doyle |
| 26–28 |
Intentional design documented A review of Your Designed Body (Steve Laufmann and Howard Glicksman) Book Review by Jerry Bergman |
| 29–31 |
Hunter’s pre-Flood/Flood boundary Letter from Michael Oard. Reply: Maxwell Hunter |
| 32 |
Precambrian: Creation Week or Noah’s Flood? Letter from Stef Heerema. Reply: Maxwell Hunter |
| 33–39 |
A view on our mental processes versus our physical brain Viewpoint by Darryl Raymond Sletten |
| 40–46 |
Is our universe inside a black hole? Viewpoint by Alex Williams |
| 47–51 |
Milankovitch evidence: strong despite weaknesses in the 1976 ‘Pacemaker’ paper? Countering the Critics by Jake Hebert |
| 52–62 |
“The deeps congealed in the heart of the sea”—linguistic investigation of the Red Sea miracle Paper by Gavin Cox |
| 63–67 |
The extreme rarity of long-lived people in the post-Flood era Paper by Robert Carter |
| 68–71 |
The passage of light in the universe—absolute or relative motion? Paper by Clifford Denton |
| 72–82 |
What’s wrong with being wrong: part 5—a more than cursory look into evolutionary ethics Paper by Marc Kay |
| 83–95 |
The design of bacterial flagella: part 1—flagellar design in model organisms Paper by David Thomas |
| 96–104 |
Enantiomeric amplification of L amino acids: part 1—irrelevant and discredited examples Paper by Royal Truman |
| 105–111 |
Enantiomeric amplification of L amino acids: part 2—chirality induced by D-sugars Paper by Royal Truman |
| 112–120 |
Enantiomeric amplification of L amino acids: part 3—using chiral impurities Paper by Royal Truman and Chril Basel |
| 121–128 |
Are solar-driven forces sufficient for Hydroplate Theory asteroid origins? Paper by Edward A. Isaacs |
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