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DEVOTION AMONG ANIMALS

Even though an
evolutionist him-
self, Gordon R.
Taylor says that
evolution leaves
unanswered all
questions on ani-
mal instinct.

Some evolutionists, who do not admit this dilemma as Taylor
does, try to pass over such questions with vague rhetoric of no spe-
cific meaning. According to the theory of evolution, instinctive be-
haviors are coded in the genes. According to this rationale, bees
build their extraordinary and mathematically precise combs because
of their instincts. In other words, Someone must have programmed
into the genes of all the bees on Earth the instinct of how to construct
regular six-sided combs.
If so, everyone of reason and common sense must wonder: If
living things act out most of their behaviors because they are pro-
grammed to do so, who programmed them in the first place? No
program is self-generating or self-fulfilling, and every program must
have a programmer who originated it.
Evolutionists can find no answers to this question. In their pub-
lications on the subject, they use a convenient smokescreen: the
claim that "Mother Nature" gives all creatures their innate qualities.
But "Mother Nature" consists of rocks, soil, water, trees, and plants.
Which of these elements could possibly make animals behave in a
rational, conscious manner? Which part of nature has the intellect or
ability to program living creatures? Everything we see in nature has
been created and therefore, cannot create on its own. What intelli-

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