Did Giraffes Climb Trees?
By David J. Stewart
Certainly,
all of evolution's teachings are farfetched, but none any more farfetched
than the notion that the neck of a giraffe grew longer and longer over
millions of years in order to obtain food from the tops of trees. Ok, here's
my question, how did giraffes survive for millions of years before they were
able to reach the food? Did they climb trees? The teachings of evolution are
so retarded. One would have to struggle to believe such nonsense in view of
reality.
When one honestly considers all the amazing beauty, differences, features and uniqueness of each animal in our world, it is abundantly clear that they were all designed and made by a divine Creator. It seems to me that it's far more likely that giraffes had to eat leaves from the tops of trees because their necks were so long, rather than their necks growing long just so they could eat from the tops of trees.
I've never understood how anyone could look at the beauty of a giraffe, and say, “evolution did this.” No, God did that! Or how anyone could look at the majesty of a tiger, and say, “evolution did this.” No, God made that tiger. I've never understood how anyone could look at a spectacular sunset, with all its brilliant colors and awe, and say, “Isn't evolution wonderful?” No, God is wonderful. With God's handiwork all around us, a person would literally have to not want the truth to remain ignorant. Evolutionists are willingly ignorant, and the Bible even says so, 2nd Peter 3:5, "For this they willingly are ignorant of, that by the word of God the heavens were of old, and the earth standing out of the water and in the water." The universe was formed by the Word of God. Evolutionists are willingly ignorant of this self-evident fact.
Since there are still a lot of herbivores around with short necks, why are there not giraffes with short necks? Common sense disproves the bizarre theories of evolution. Unbelieving professors in heathen State Universities make utter fools out of themselves when they go against common sense.
