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104                   THE MIRACLE IN THE SPIDER


                   One Example of Perfect Creation
                   We know that spiders are "engineers," making webs, those wonders
              of architecture and engineering. They are also killing machines, preparing
              mechanical traps, capable of building nests under water, hunting their
              prey with lassoos from their webs, capable of giving off chemical poisons,
              holding on to a thread and jumping from hundreds of times their own
              height, creating threads stronger than steel within their own bodies, and
              camouflaging themselves for hunting. We come across further miracles
              when we examine the structure of their bodies, alongside the properties
              they possess.
                   There are many features in all spiders' bodies bearing witness to their
              having been created, such as combs working like a weaving factory,
              laboratories making chemical products, organs producing very strong
              digestive properties, senses capable of perceiving the slightest vibration,
              strong fangs capable of injecting venom, and so on. Considering all of
              these properties, the spider gives the lie to the theory of evolution and
              once again destroys such a derisory hypothesis as coincidence.
                   Let us examine the organs in the spider and their features.



























              For a spider to build a web like the one above, there must be combs functioning like
              a weaving factory, a laboratory producing chemical materials, and many more
              complex organs in its body. Spiders, which have all of these, without exception, and
              the relevant characteristics, give the lie to the claims of evolution and bear witness
              to God's perfect creation.
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