Obvious Examples Of Intelligent Design
Obvious Examples Of Intelligent Design
For the evolutionists who need to be told the obvious… an object in nature or a life form that shows evidence of design, had to have had a designer. It does not take an Einstein to figure that one out. A garden had a gardener, a painting had a painter, a building had a builder, a book had an author, a computer program had a programmer.
| Snowflakes | Amoebas | Viruses |
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| Does this look ramdom to you? I see symmetry and design in this ice crystal. | How did all these internal systems develop in such a tiny one-celled creature? | How do viruses know how to replicate themselves and attach themselves to host organisms? |
| Snail Shell | Spider Web | Walking Stick |
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| Are the shell walls randomly spaced, random in thickness, random in curvature as you would expect if random chance produced the snail’s shell? | Who taught the spider how to design a spider web, make the sticky web material and make oily feet so he would not stick to his own web? | Did this bug evolve from a twig? |
| Bombardier Beetle | Hummingbird | Honeybee |
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| How did this bombardier beetle learn to create explosive binary chemicals and a mechanism to release them in just the right amounts at just the right time without blowing himself up? | How did this bird harvest nectar before he developed his specialized beak? | How did honeybees learn how to turn pollen into honey? How did they learn how to make beeswax? How did they know how to make a hexagonal honeycomb structure for their hives? Where on earth did they learn how to make Royal Jelly that they feed to certain larvae to turn those larvae into queen bees? |
| Images courtesy of wikipedia.org |
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