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Creation Archive > Volume 26 Issue 1
Volume 26, Issue 1
Published December 2003
56 pages
ISSN 0819-1530
Page | Title |
| 4 5 |
Feedback
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| 6 |
‘That’s nice for you, but it’s not for me’
Editorial by Dr Don Batten |
| 7 9 |
Focus: news of interest about creation and evolution
Focus News |
| 10 14 |
Mission to Mars
Feature Article by Andrew Rigg |
| 15 |
Mars at its closest for 60,000 years?
by Andrew Lamb |
| 16 18 |
Darwinism: it was all in the family
by Russell Grigg |
| 19 |
Holy books?
by David Catchpoole |
| 20 21 |
Ice-bound plane flies again!
by Carl Wieland |
| 22 23 |
Gecko foot design—could it lead to a real ‘spiderman’?
by Jonathan Sarfati |
| 24 27 |
Archbishop’s achievement
Feature Article by Jonathan Sarfati |
| 28 31 |
Mary had a little lamb
by Maureen Duthie |
| 32 |
Answers for kids
by Jasmine Ireland, Stacia McKeever, Steve Cardno and Dan Lietha |
| 36 39 |
The dating game
Feature Article by Tas Walker, AiG–Australia |
| 40 43 |
The amazing cave people of Malta
by Joseph Mizzi and Michael Matthews |
| 44 48 |
100 years of airplanes—but these weren’t the first flying machines!
by Andy McIntosh |
| 49 |
9/11 and the real ‘enemy’
by Ken Ham |
| 50 51 |
Saltwater platypus surprise!
Feature Article by David Catchpoole |
| 52 55 |
The first book of public hygiene
by David Wise |
| 56 |
Giants of the deep
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