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1999
Morris, HM.  1999.  Design is not enough!. Back to Genesis. :a-c.
Humphreys, RD.  1999.  Evidence for a young world. Creation Matters. 4:1-5.
Snelling, AA.  1999.  "Excess argon": The "Archilles' Hell" of potassium-argon and argon-argon "dating" of volcanic rocks. ICR Impact Series. :i-iv.
Woodmorappe, J.  1999.  Lord Kelvin revisited on the young age of the Earth. Creation Ex Nihilo Technical Journal. 13:14.
Snelling, AA.  1999.  Potassium-argon and argon-argon dating of crustal rocks and the problem of excess argon. ICR Impact Series. :i-iv.
Vardimann, L.  1999.  RATE group prepares status report. ICR Impact Series. :i-iv.
1998
Morris, JD.  1998.  Doesn't carbon dating prove the Earth is old? Back to Genesis. :d.
Morris, H.  1998.  The Fall, the Curse, and evolution. Back to Genesis. :a-c.
Pierce, L.  1998.  The forgotten archbishop. Creation Ex Nihilo. 20:42-43.
Green, D.  1998.  The long long story of long ages. Creation Ex Nihilo. 20:47-48.
Lubenow, ML.  1998.  Pre-Adamites, sin, death and the human fossils. Creation Ex Nihilo Technical Journal. 12:222-232.
1997
Reed, JK, Froede, Carl R. J.  1997.  A Biblical Christian framework for earth history research Part III--Constraining geologic models. Creation Research Society Quarterly. 33:285-292.
Morris, JD.  1997.  Can radioisotope dating be trusted? Back to Genesis. :d.
Froede, Carl R., J.  1997.  Cloudland Canyon State Park, Georgia: 300 million years of erosion? Creation Research Society Quarterly. 34:38-43.
Vardiman, L.  1997.  The first young-Earth conference on radioisotopes. ICR Impact Series. :i-iv.
Grigg, R.  1997.  From the beginning of the creation: Does Genesis have a gap? Creation Ex Nihilo. 19:35-38.
Garner, P.  1997.  Green River blues. Creation Ex Nihilo. 19:18-19.
Ham, K.  1997.  Millions of years and the 'doctrine of Balaam'. Creation Ex Nihilo. 19:15-17.
Morris, HM.  1997.  Old-earth creationism. Back to Genesis. :a-c.
Morris, HM.  1997.  Radiometric dating and the Bible: A historical review. Back to Genesis. :a-c.
Schönknecht, G, Scherer S.  1997.  Too much coal for a young earth? Creation Ex Nihilo Technical Journal. 11:278-282.
Froede, Carl R., J.  1997.  Xenoliths in Stone Mountain Granite: Evidence for rapid emplacement and cooling of granitic magma. Creation Research Society Quarterly. 34:36-38.
1996
Davies, K.  1996.  Evidences for a young sun. ICR Impact Series. :i-iv.
Webster, Clyde L., J.  1996.  Genesis and time: What radiometric dating tells us. Geoscience Reports. Fall:1-6.
Grigg, R.  1996.  How long were the days of Genesis 1? Creation Ex Nihilo. 19:23-25.


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