Why does our spine look like a centipede?

Question

Why do our intestines look like a worm?

Why do we crush our food with a pair of arms fused together on our anterior end?

Where do our feelings go when we die?

Does fire excite our atoms to the point that they want to break free?

Answer 1

Isn't this question better suited for some kind of "Coincidences" section, rather than religion and spirituality?

Answer 2

All the bones in our body either protect a vital organ or support the body. The spine protects the spinal cord, the largest nerve from the brain. It DOES NOT look like a centipede.

Our intestines are designed in such a way that food can pass through them, be digested, and the nutrients can be absorbed into the bloodstream. Perhaps a worm is the best example of a creature which digests effectively. The similar shape found in humans may be the most effective shape nature could construct.

Third question: Do we really?

Our feelings heal with the passage of time.When we die, they are absorbed by those one leaves behind. The feelings are shared among those people one touches in their lifetime.

Personally, I have never been much excited by fire, but I have been frightened, and my nervous sweat certainly broke free!
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Answer 3

Adam was made from the dust of the ground


All other life was made before him

Answer 4

good questions.