Origins

Origins is a peer-reviewed journal that addresses both scientific and theological issues relating to origins. The journal began publishing in 1974, and is now published irregularly, as materials become available. Information for prospective authors can be obtained from origins@grisda.org.

1991 – Volume 18-1

When Assumptions Cease to be Assumptions

The Antediluvians

Quantum Mechanics: The Strange World at Small Dimensions

1990 – Volume 17-2

Flood Stories

Correlation of C-14 Age with the Biblical Time Scale

The Implications of the Oklo Phenomenon on the Constancy of Radiometric Decay Rates

1990 – Volume 17-1

What is Happening to the Philosophy of Science?

A Post-Flood Ice-Age Model Can Account for Quaternary Features

A Catastrophe With an Impact

1989 – Volume 16-2

Real Life Is More Than Simple Integers!

Literary Structural Parallels Between Genesis 1 and 2

Reversal of Earth's Magnetic Field

1989 – Volume 16-1

The Dishonor of Dueling

Punc Eq Creation Style

A New Attempt to Understand the Origin of Life: The Theory of Surface-Metabolism

1988 – Volume 15-2

Truth

Expanding Earth?

Those Gaps in the Sedimentary Layers

1988 – Volume 15-1

Creationists Challenge Creationists

Foraminifers in the Fossil Record: Implications for an Ecological Zonation Model

Implications of C-14 Age vs Depth Profile Characteristics

The Upper Limit of C-14 Age?

1987 – Volume 14-2

Cliches [Today]

Do DNA Distances Reveal Avian Phylogeny?

Fossil Binding in Modern and Ancient Reefs

1987 – Volume 14-1

Science, A Good Place to Begin ...

Origin of Life: A Look at Late 20th-Century Thinking

Of Dinosaurs and Men

1986 – Volume 13-2

Doublethink of SCICOM

Some Questions about Geochronology

Probability and Its Application to the Origin of Life

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What a Wood Warbler Can Tell us About “Filling the Earth”

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Merry Christmas from the Moon

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Mr. Potato Head and Evolutionary Anomalies

Much effort has been expended in attempts to arrange living organisms in a pattern based on genealogy. However, a tree-like pattern is not as evident as evolutionary theory would predict.

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Caenorhabditis elegans as a Model to Understand the Role of Epigenetic Heritage in Microevolution
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