for exmample eye of a human makes some people think it is designed by a clever thing whom we dont know. i have anathomy books u can use original names for parts of body.
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Evolution shapes everything. It's human nature sometimes to believe that things they don't understand are controlled by higher forces, like the Ancient Egyptians who thought gods were responsible for lightning and thunder,etc. But really, that's just ignorance talking. We know now what causes lightning and thunder and so nobody believes in the old gods anymore. And at the rate that science is learning to udnerstand the workings of the human body, the Christian god will eventually go the way of Zeus and Apollo and Osiris.
The human brain itself. We use it everyday, (at least some of us) and yet by proportion we understand very little about how it works, although we have lots of theories of course. For example, where are you in your body? Who can really answer that? Where does the living force reside?
Brain
i think its brain which controls everything.
God (Allah) designed everything in this world. Of course, the human body is a very complex structure with very meticulous organ systems, but again, everything happens in control of God. The eye can see things only because God wants it to. Same thing applies to everything else.
The entire human body is an immensely complex yet superbly fine-tuned creation.I don't think that any body part stands out as being the 'cleverest' invention. True, the eye is indeed a great example but don't forget that some deceptively simple parts of our body e.g. the skin are special in their own right and that current human technology would have a hard time in creating even a substandard copy of these structures.
circulation..
but than all of the humans body ,right from the brain to a the eyes.makes you sure there is a GOD .
I agree that everything happened by evolution, but the series of evolution from one single cell to a human, so complicated and perfect, makes me think that the process of evolution is controlled by God.
Of course, the brain stands out as the most complex and unknown part of the body, but other parts are equally complex. Just one single cell can be very complex, with the nucleus, cell membrane, membrane proteins, mitochondria, endoplasmic reticulum, Golgi, lysosome, phagosome, microtubules. When you add them up to tissues, organs, systems, it is amazing.
living beings as a whole actually, how each system coordinates with each other.
None - and only people who aren't very up-to-date still use the eye argument as support for intelligent design. This isn't a very good reference but I found it quickly:http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/evolution/librar.There is nothing else that I have heard of that gives me any pause to think - we have a pretty good idea of how most of our anatomical features evolved. Have you read 'Darwin's Black Box' by Michael Behe? This presents a challenge to Darwinistic ideas from a biochemical perspective. Unfortunately we have now answered many of the questions in the book (it is a few years old) but it still gives an interesting insight as to how 'the other side' think. In my opinion a lot of the problems with this question arise from the definition of 'irreducible complexity', since this is such a qualitative parameter. This is why intelligent design is not scientifically valid. It cannot be tested or quantified. Anyway, also check out this site:http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/behe/rev.
I think the circulatory system and blood. These tiny cells carry oxygen, carbon dioxide and the waste. They transport fuel to the moving parts. They repair any damaged parts, cool or warm the body, and recognise and fight infection and disease. Just imagine the organisation, noise and chaos if an army of people were to do a similar thing on a comparable scale! A truly remarkable little army.
I think the entire human body structure. look at the complexity right down to the size and FUNCTION of cells! the way everything comes together and forms a system. Of course you know the definition of system right. and if I had to pick one thing it would be the bones. My thoughts on bones surprise me sometimes. One thing is: if one breaks a bone, the spot where the break has occurred heals stronger and thicker in that spot. Now that's love.ps. I am aware of my grammar i write the way i talk looks funny, but it is truly my dialect.
I guess that would have to be the way the female anatomy has been designed - especially the reproductive system. Right from the hormones, to the menstrual cycle, to the whole concept of "providing" for the nurturing of the fertilized ovum, to the 9 months of pregnancy (the gestation period) and then finally delivery - everything seems to fit in so "naturally". Of all the other systems in the human body, this one leaves me flabbergasted - was "evolution" really THAT fore-sighted/intelligent??
the molecular level of metabolism and catabolism, and hormones. Crazy!
The molecules.Every single part of your body is a miracle and reflects the absolute power of God!
Everyone cell in the body..It's amazing that from one sperm and oocyt is becoming one zygote and..From one cell whole life.how these multiplying cells are grouping together exactly where they're supposed to be, making us this what we are..For example just the simple shape of our body,not talking about more complexious things..beautiful, amazing and scary in the same time.
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