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            constructing a building. It is not even sufficient to be a university
            graduate to plan and calculate the tension in the threads which make up
            the web, the strength of the foundation the web sits on, the correctness of
            the geometric form, the resistance and elasticity to be given to allow for
            the wind and the movement of the prey, the threads' physical and
            chemical properties, and many other details which we have not been able
            to list. In any case, there is no university for baby spiders. Shortly after
            coming into the world they begin to produce thread, build webs, and
            hunt. Evolutionist scientists, unable to explain the reason for this,
            desperately resort to another utterly comic claim. According to this logic,
            which denies basic creation, an unknown force, known as instinct, tells
            the newly-born spider what it has to do.
                 So, what is instinct? Is it an inspiration, whose origins are unclear,
            which makes the spider a professor of physics and chemistry, a
            construction engineer, and an architect? What is the source of this
            inspiration, said to be in the spider and to emerge by itself. Let us try to
            find this by examining the make-up of the spider.
                 Like all living creatures the spider is made up of proteins.  These
            proteins are made up of amino-acids. Amino-acids, in their turn, are made
            by large molecules coming together. And molecules come about when
            atoms join together. Let us seek the answer to the above question here.
            Where exactly in the spider is this thing called instinct, which tells the
            spider how to make threads which man cannot imitate and produces
            incomparable works of architecture and engineering? In the proteins
            which make up its body? Or in the amino-acids which make up the
            proteins? Or in the molecules which make up the amino-acids? Or else in
            the atoms which make up the molecules? Which one of these is the source
            of the inspiration which evolutionists try to pass off as instinct?
                 Of course it is none of these. Like all living creatures, the spider
            submits  to the Lord of all the worlds, and behaves as inspired by Him.
                 The seven heavens and the earth and everyone in them glorify Him. There
                 is nothing which does not glorify Him with praise, but you do not
                 understand their glorification. He is All-Forbearing, Ever-Forgiving.
                 (Surat al-Isra': 44)
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