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Answers Research Journal: Cutting-edge Creation Research
Answers Research Journal is a professional, peer-reviewed technical journal, sponsored by Answers in Genesis, for the publication of interdisciplinary scientific and other relevant research from the perspective of the recent Creation and the global Flood within a biblical framework.
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Chronology
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Professional, peer-reviewed papers from the perspective of biblical authority on the topics of biblical chronology and the founding of nations after Babel.
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Further Comments on Griffith and White
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Eric Tweedy revisits the settlement of Peru and the Quito Manuscript as discussed in Griffith and White’s “Chronological Framework of Ancient History” series.
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Chronological Framework of Ancient History: Parts 1–5. Reply
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The authors of the series, “Chronological Framework of Ancient History” respond to critiques.
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Chronological Framework of Ancient History. Papers 1–5. Comments
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The author calls some of the conclusions in an earlier series, “Chronological Framework of Ancient History,” into question.
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Oard’s Ice Age and Settlement of Northern Europe on Masoretic and Septuagint Timelines
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Evaluation of Oard’s Ice Age model, comparing Masoretic and Septuagint timelines and using historical references on Babel and northern Europe’s colonization to assess the 700-year duration.
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Chronological Framework of Ancient History. Papers 1–5: Response
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Griffith and White respond to Habermehl’s criticisms by demonstrating a model that integrates geological, archaeological, and historical records with the Ussher-Jones Chronology.
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Adam and Eve
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Professional, peer-reviewed papers about a historical Adam and Eve from the perspective of a recent creation within a biblical framework.
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Archaeology
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Professional, peer-reviewed papers discussing the interaction between archaeology and key details, concepts, dates, places, and people written about in the Bible
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Chronology For Ancient History 5: The Babylonian Dynasties of Berossus
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The Babylonian dynasties of Berossus are incomplete. The authors solve for the missing values in Berossus. The resulting table of Berossus covers the era from the Flood to the conquest of Babylon by Cyrus.
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The Walls of Jericho: Reply to Osgood’s Comments
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Anne Habermehl responds to John Osgood’s critique of her Walls of Jericho paper.
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Decoding a World Navel “Visual Language” Through Ideational Cognitive Archaeology: A Further Reply
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At this point, I would like to again stress to my colleague that my Answers Research Journal paper was about deciphering the (primarily) pictographic code concerning a cosmic mountain (or navel) in ancient thought.
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Decoding a World Navel “Visual Language” Through Ideational Cognitive Archaeology: Further Comments
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The question is not whether or not Powell believes what the Bible says. I will accept his word on that. The question is why he accepts pagan literature sources to add to what the Bible says when looking for truth.
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The Walls of Jericho: Dating Joshua’s Conquest of Canaan—Comments
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In this third of a three-part series, there is further discussion of Habermehl’s 2024 paper on Jericho.
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The Walls of Jericho: Dating Joshua’s Conquest of Canaan
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Showing that Joshua’s wall was the one destroyed at the end of the Early Bronze IIIB period and Hiel’s wall dates to the Middle Bronze I.
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The Ark Landing, the Migration, and the Early Settling of Noah’s Sons. Part 1: The Beginning and the Sons of Shem
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As a result of archaeological research, the landing of the sons of Noah and their early movements are able to be followed. It will be argued that biblical history makes sense of the findings.
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Decoding a World Navel “Visual Language” Through Ideational Cognitive Archaeology: Reply
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The author responds by providing background context and motivations for the original paper. His assumptions are revisited with further corroboration.
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Chronological Framework of Ancient History. 1: Problem, Data, and Methodology
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This series of 20 papers, called the “Chronological Framework of Ancient History,” makes the case that a broad consensus of ancient sources, including those favored by mainstream scholars, speaks in harmony with Ussher’s chronology of the Bible.
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Chronological Framework of Ancient History. 3: Anchor Points of Ancient History
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Having triangulated the dates for Babel and the Dispersion in the previous paper the authors triangulate the dates for 27 major events in ancient history.
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The Place of Dynasty VI and of the Exodus in Egyptian History
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A recent paper by Robert M. Porter (2022) demands a reasonable reply. Pottery and archaeological stratigraphy in no way contradict a partial overlap of Dynasty 6 and Dynasty 12 in Egyptian history.
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The Place of the Exodus in Egyptian History: Further Comments
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In this second of a three-part series, Habermehl further discusses the placement of the Exodus in Egyptian history and methodology.
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“Chronological Framework of Ancient History”: Reply
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While we will answer the objections to our 2022 and 2023 papers here in a cursory manner, most of them will be thoroughly handled in the appropriate papers in the series.
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“Chronological Framework of Ancient History”: Comments 2
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This paper asserts that it is not possible to run the Egyptian Old and Middle Kingdoms in parallel and that the date of the Trojan War is not necessarily that provided by ancient Greek historians.
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“Chronological Framework of Ancient History”: Comments 1
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This paper maintains that we all want a good correlation of the archaeological record with the Bible, but Griffth and White’s ARJ papers of 2022–3 are not the way to achieve it.
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The Place of the Exodus in Egyptian History: Comments
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The Egyptian king lists have been arranged sequentially as was common in the ancient world, but they often were listing parallel and with overlapping dynasties.
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Effects of the Fall on the Physical Creation
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In the metanarrative of Scripture, the entrance of sin into creation at the Fall is a pivotal event with
cosmic implications. Thus, in seeking to interpret the natural world through the lens of Scripture, a correct
understanding of the Fall and its effects on the physical creation is essential.
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Challenging Accepted Chronology of Achaemenid Empire
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This paper examines the chronology of the Neo-Babylonian and Achaemenid Empires and weighs Martin Anstey’s claim that the Ptolemy’s Royal Canon includes 82 fabricated years of Persian history in order to fit an artificial Greek chronology invented by Eratosthenes.
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Abraham and the Chronology of Ancient Mesopotamia
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For many years, Abraham was believed to have lived at the same time as Hammurabi, king of Babylon. Later scholars would date Abraham to the period shortly before the reign of Hammurabi.