re: What makes a human?l

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(What makes a human?)...

...nothing more than a bag of bones consisting of muscle, fat, a few organs, miles of neuro-electrical and vascular circuitry and one squishy organ that’s driving it all.

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Clinically, yes, you described a "human" were we lying on a physician's examination table.

Given all these bits and pieces, we are physical, functioning human beings living in this physical dimension / realm. (as to our specific physical appearance, Genesis 1:27 states that God made man “in his own image”). A human's mental/emotional attributes as opposed to all other creatures: Rationality, creativity -- capacity to love, hate, etc; acknowledge / deny / know / worship Creator.

But who are "we" really? (get the bongs out )

"We" are a Spirit that is disconnected from the Physical (aka, The Brain).

"We" and our spirit and mind are separate from the Brain (which means "We" and who we really are dwell OUTSIDE of this physical realm)...

Does this necessarily mean.... "we" continue on *after death*. YES. (But to where exactly? That may or may not be the subject of another thread.)

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How crazy to think that we are where we are in the evolution of mankind all because of the one brain of everyone who has come before us.

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PLOT TWIST:

Mankind has steadily DE-volved. BADLY. The most superior of mankind was created at The Beginning when his DNA was perfect. Evolution = Myth

NOTE: The 2nd Law of Thermodynamics describes basic principles familiar in everyday life. It is partially a universal law of decay; the ultimate cause of why everything ultimately falls apart and disintegrates over time.