Abstract
There have always been disputations within creationism. Recently, however, the disagreements have taken a notable increase in both number and significance. Of more than passing interest is the observation that some of the most "sacred cows" that have characterized creationism are being challenged by other creationists. Significant issues under consideration include: 1) Is the speed of light changing in a way that points to a recent creation? 2) Are the Paluxy River man-tracks valid evidence of the existence of man in the Mesozoic? 3) Is there valid evidence for out-of-order fossils in the paleontological record? 4) Do pleochroic halos demonstrate instantaneous creation? 5) Does variation in the intensity of the geomagnetic field point to a recent creation? 6) Is there valid evidence for the presence of pollen derived from higher plants in the Precambrian?