INTELLIGENT DESIGN THEORY – CREATIONISM VS. EVOLUTION AND THE WORLD'S THREE MOST IMPORTANT YET MOST DISBELIEVED EVENTS
Chapter 15. The Web of Life: Carbon, Oxygen, Carbon Dioxide, Hydrocarbons, and Flora and Fauna
In the web of life, fauna depend on flora for life. Plants take up carbon in the form of carbon dioxide and the unique properties of water to produce hydrocarbons, and release oxygen to the atmosphere in the process. Fauna depend on flora for oxygen and for those hydrocarbons that plants produce. If a certain animal species is carnivorous and does not eat plants, it eats other animals that have ingested plants.
Fauna, including bacteria, take up oxygen produced by plants and give off carbon dioxide and fertilizers necessary for plant life. Flora could not exist for billions of years without fauna, and fauna could not exist without flora for millions or billions of years, as evolutionists claim. Because of the complete symbiosis of plants and animals such as birds and bees, co-evolution of plants and animals did not occur. All fauna and flora had to be created at the same time. Plants utilize the fertilizers and carbon dioxide produced by live or decaying animals, along with the motive means of animals to pollinate plants. Animals need the hydrocarbons and oxygen produced by plants. The next page explains how carbon dioxide is made, the carbon dioxide cycle and the oxygen cycle.
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