pp. 1–124 •
Dr. Andrew A. Snelling
Because the Tapeats Sandstone beds were still damp and soft, they easily responded to the soft-sediment deformation to form the smooth bending in Carbon Canyon.
pp. 125–129 •
Dr. Jerry Bergman
Charles Darwin’s (1809–1882) ideas helped to guide Social Darwinism, which was an underpinning of the Communist and the National Socialist (Nazi) ideologies.
pp. 131–154 •
Kenneth C. Griffith
, et. al.
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.
pp. 155–173 •
Dr. Danny R. Faulkner
Tracing the history of science from the ancient Greeks through the medieval period, several common misconceptions about ancient and medieval science are identified.
pp. 175–181 •
Dr. Jerry Bergman
The anatomy and physiology of temperature regulation was reviewed, and this review supports the view that the temperature-regulating systems in animal life are inherently and irreducibly complex.
pp. 183–187 •
Chad Arment
A peculiar ichnofossil found in western North America is described for its potential as a biostratigraphic marker in Flood models.
pp. 189–200 •
Dr. Danny R. Faulkner
In this paper I trace the history of science through its transition from the Middle Ages to the modern era.
pp. 201–251 •
William Worraker
In Part 4 of this series key sources of Flood heat are identified. The primary concern is with the heat deposited as a result of Flood and post-Flood magmatic activity.
pp. 253–258 •
Dr. Jerry Bergman
A Rwandan genocide of 1994 shows how a single group of people speaking one language and sharing the same culture were artificially divided into two races infused with Darwinism.
pp. 259–263 •
Matthew Cserhati
Are all crocodilians part of the same created kind, or are there multiple crocodilian kinds?
pp. 265–281 •
Dr. Joshua D. Wilson
In the debate over the proper interpretation of Genesis 1:1, the key issue is over the meaning of a compound phrase.
pp. 283–299 •
Dr. Danny R. Faulkner
This paper traces the history of science from 1687 to today. It mentions the philosophies of deism and determinism and discusses modern-day quantum mechanics and chaos theory.
pp. 301–432 •
Dr. Andrew A. Snelling
Because the Tapeats Sandstone beds were still relatively unlithified and soft less than a year after rapid burial, they easily responded to soft-sediment deformation.
pp. 433–438 •
Dr. Jerry Bergman
The life of American President Woodrow Wilson was reviewed, focusing on the influence of Darwinism and Wilson’s acceptance of a racist-eugenics worldview.
pp. 439–444 •
Bruce Alcorn
Animals were a part of His creative acts, and the purpose of this study is to shed some light upon the role they play in helping mankind to live.
pp. 445–455 •
Dr. Danny R. Faulkner
The conclusion to the survey of the nature, practice, and history of science with recommendations for a truly biblical approach to science.
pp. 457–461 •
Dr. Jerry Bergman
This paper evaluates the evidence for the evolution of animal food intake systems.
pp. 463–466 •
Anne Habermehl
This is a critique of the application of ideational cognitive archaeology to determining the location of Noah’s Ark.
pp. 467–474 •
James Powell
The author responds by providing background context and motivations for the original paper. His assumptions are revisited with further corroboration.
pp. 475–489 •
Kenneth C. Griffith
, et. al.
This is the fourth paper in a series with the goal to build a model of ancient history consistent with the biblical text using durations by ancient chroniclers.
pp. 491–499 •
Matthew Cserhati
Evolutionists assert that several dinosaur species had feathers, but what do the genes say?