This article argues against evolution and for creation, using the distribution of similar anatomical features in plants as evidence. The author claims that the similarities seen in plants, which evolutionists call homology and analogy, can be better attributed to "creative interchange of components," a design by a Creator, rather than common ancestry. The author lists numerous examples of parallelisms in the plant world and suggests that it is more logical to attribute these to the work of a Creator than to chance convergent evolution