As kids, I remember how excited I was to get my first set of walkie-talkies. My brother would be in the bedroom upstairs and I'd go down into the basement because he was afraid of the dark. Or we'd be outside and he'd be in the front yard and I'd be in the back. Those cheap things only seemed to have a range of about 50 feet. But we'd find a way to be in separate rooms or separated by the house or bushes and we would talk. We would mimic what we saw on TV. whether we were soldiers at war like our dad watched on combat reruns, or we were playing the police officers on Adam-12, officers Malloy and Reed, or we were being the paramedics Gage and DeSoto on the emergency reruns that we were watching. We even wore green or blue clothes sometimes to look the part, but most of it was just all in our imaginations, except for those cheap walkie-talkies. And we didn't know much about the use of walkie-talkies, but we knew that when we received a message, we would always respond, 10-4. From those TV shows we'd watched, we'd learned how to use, at least how to sign off using those walkie-talkies. And we knew that you were supposed to do that. When you got the message and you was about to put away the walkie-talkie and do something else, tinfoil. It wasn't until years later that I learned that there was a whole list of what are called 10 codes. You can look them up online. I looked it up. 10-1 means you get poor reception, unable to hear. 10-2 means you got good reception. It's coming in loud and clear and so forth. Some of the more interesting ones include 10-9. which means please repeat your message, or 1011, you're talking too fast, slow down. And then there's 1012, watch what you're saying, there are people, there are visitors. And then there's 1017, which means urgent business. And your 10-20 is your current location. And these run right up to 10-99, which means mission completed. 10-100 means you have to go to the bathroom. And then it skips to 10-200, and that's more serious. It means you need police at the location you're at. Now, what if I told you that my brother and I didn't have to learn any of those codes? We just knew them instinctively. From the time we were born, those ten codes were etched into our minds as a result of millions of years of the evolutionary process. And when my parents bought us those walkie-talkies, we immediately just began using ten codes, just like that, all a result of natural selection. Of course that's absurd, but that's what evolutionists want us to believe about the intelligent information found in our DNA. DNA is encoded with a language laid out in near-perfect sequences that produce the results we see in our living, functioning bodies. And that's all an accident. It just happened through unintelligent natural processes. I believe it's obvious to anyone not handed over to deception that the order, precision, and intelligence found in nature comes from an intelligent cause, capital C, and his name is God. Creation, with all of its mathematical precision and data-based language found in DNA, comes from a creator that we call God. Don't let the haters fool you. When you look around and you see the beauty and just the amazement that we find in nature, and you know that it was produced by some intelligence, an intelligent being. That's not a natural process. That's an all-powerful, omniscient, eternal Creator God. And don't be surprised by all this unbelief. When a person is so insane with unbelief that they reject Jesus as Lord and Savior, then they've rejected truth, all caps. It's to be expected that they will fall for lies. And we're reminded of the words of Jesus in John 14, 6, which tells us, Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth and the life. No man cometh unto the Father but by me. Intelligence in creation is evidence for God.