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Creation Magazine
Creation Archive > Volume 27 Issue 4
Volume 27, Issue 4
Published September 2005
56 pages
Contents:
Page | Title |
| 4 –5 |
Feedback
|
| 6 |
Loving the Bible to death
Editorial by Jonathan Sarfati |
| 7 –9 |
Focus—news of interest
Focus News |
| 10 –12 |
Kamikaze ichthyosaur?
Feature Article by Tas Walker and Carl Wieland |
| 13 |
The Stone ‘Age’—a figment of the imagination?
by Robert Niemand |
| 14 –17 |
Learning to sing
Feature Article by Lael Weinberger |
| 18 –20 |
Abortion argument unravels
by Alexander Williams |
| 21 –23 |
The axolotl—the fish that walks?
Feature Article by Jeffrey Dykes |
| 24 –27 |
Answers for kids
by Russell Grigg |
| 28 –29 |
Real history: the timeline of the Bible
by Paul Hansen |
| 30 –32 |
The riddle
by Jean Lightner |
| 33 –35 |
Alfred Russel Wallace—‘co-inventor’ of Darwinism
by Russell Grigg |
| 36 –38 |
Turning Greeks into Jews
by Ken Ham |
| 39 |
The Darwinian roots of the Nazi tree
by Jonathan Sarfati |
| 40 –42 |
Other solar systems challenge evolution
by Justin Taylor |
| 43 |
End-times and early-times
by Don Batten |
| 44 –47 |
Insect inspiration solves giant bug mystery
Feature Article by David Catchpoole |
| 48 –51 |
Hebrew scholar affirms that Genesis means what it says!
by Jonathan Sarfati |
| 52 –53 |
Swift swallow selection
by Carl Wieland |
| 54 –55 |
Spectacular spider stickiness
by Jonathan Sarfati |
| 56 |
A monstrous mound of … minerals!
by Tas Walker |
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