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Amazing Creations 49

Richard Gunther

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The flower spider hides in \\
broad daylight, on flowers
which match its own colouring. r f'
There are many varieties of . •' ;• I
flower spiders, which match ,, '
their flowers so well people
often completely miss them.
Take the example below - this
spider perches on top, with
legs out, as if it is a top leaf, or
open flower petals.

Flower spiders are similar to a pagan
philosophy, known to us today as

"evolution".
This theory, dressed up deceptively as 'science' has
been smuggled into schools, universities, movies and the general
media. There it waits, capturing and killing minds, just as the
spiders capture and kill their prey.
How does a flower spider know what flowers to hide in?
How does it know what flowers NOT to hide in?
How did it get the DNA code to make it the same colours as
certain flowers?

Perhaps, evolutionists might say, the
spiders that hid in flowers survived,
so their offspring remained, but that
does not explain how the behavior
of the parents was passed on. Learned
behaviours are not inherited. Where did
the 'instinct' to choose certain flowers
come from?

The flowers, and the spiders, and the behaviour
all came from the God who made all things.