Creation Magazine
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New Design Innovatons from Biomimetics: Lobster Recruited in the War on Terrorism by Chris Ashcraft. Creation 32(3):21-23, August 2010.
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James Ossuary Withstands Accusations by Chris Ashcraft. Creation 32(1), January 2010.
Journal of Creation
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Is There a Future for Christian Education by Chris Ashcraft. Journal of Creation, 24(3) 2010
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Genetic Variability by Design by Chris Ashcraft. Journal of Creation 18(2) 2004
Northwest Creation Network / CreationWiki
- Abiogenesis and the Origin of Life
- Age Dating the Earth
- Atheism and the Scientific Community Attributes the rise of atheism to evolution inundation
- Cell and Molecular Evolution
- Designed to Eat Plants; Then Cursed to be Unable A theory concerning the curse upon Adam
- Dinosaurs and the Biblical Flood
- Evolution Fraud Compilation of cases of known fraud committed to prove evolution
- Evolution from the Creationary Perspective Introduction to creationary evolution
- Evolution; God's Greatest Creation Examines the function of speciation and macroevolution in the creationary framework
- Fossils and the Biblical Flood
- Fossil Sorting During the Flood
- Gene Hijacking: The Role of Interspecies Gene Transfer Explores the possibility of natural genetic transformations
- Geocentricity
- Global Flood Geology
- How Did Plants Survive the Biblical Flood? analysis of plant survivability
- Immortality and the Original Sin - addresses the question of whether Adam was immortal before sinning
- Marsupial Postflood Migration or Evolution - A new theory into the evolution of marsupials from the intelligent design perspective
- Mt. St. Helens; Evidence in Support of Biblical Catastrophe
- Natural vs. Supernatural History - An introduction to Creation Science
- Noah's Ark and Earth History
- The Genetic Limits of Evolution Explains the origin and continued diversity within purebreeds
- The Geological Column
- The Channeled Scablands; Scientific Bias Against Catastrophism
- What Are the Biblical Kinds?
- What is Creation Science?
- What's Driving Evolution? Mutation or Genetic Recombination - A discussion on the principal source of genetic variability
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