Week 4, Creation Evidence: Human Characteristics

It's God that created everything. So, in that thought I would like to present to Facebook the reasons that I believe in God:

1. DNA.
2. The Flood of Noah.
3. Laws of nature.
4. Human characteristics.
5. Population growth.
6. My testimony.
7. Atomic Particles.
8. Scientific discoveries, centuries after exact statements of the facts were made in the Bible.
9. The seriousness, persecution and conviction of Christian belief, unto death and torture.
10. The power of God's name, his son "Jesus" or "Yeshua/Joshua."
11. Light, matter, sound and quantum physics.
12. Ocean Salinity

Now, the readings will contain an exposition on each of the points listed above. These may, and some must, be lengthy and deeply controversial. It is necessary for the truth to be divulged in full and the nature of God to be briefly or barely captured in a glance. This weeks topic is Human Characteristics.

4 - Human Characteristics
The need of higher things such as love and faith are meaningless without understanding that their is a God necessary for creating and developing them. As evolution states, only the strong or most adaptable survive. As 50 Cent said, show no love - love will get you killed. Why do humans experience these things that nothing else in nature exhibits? Written language should be common among all humans animals if we've been evolving for millions of years. Why do we have a written language that can convey meanings now and thousands of years later if the time it took to write it could be better spent finding resources or procreating? These shake the foundations of evolutionary thought to the core.
No organ is unnecessary for a healthy human. The coccyx and appendix both serve as an anchor point for extremely necessary muscles and a part of the immune system, respectively.
Finally, even if some NDE (Near Death Experiences)  are untrue, the hyper-reality and common theme among them should illustrate the fact that there is more to this life than we can understand before we leave our bodies. The study of these things could be expounded upon for weeks and even longer.
Why do humans feel, usually, a "gut" wrenching when they do something that the Bible or society tells them is wrong? Is this beneficial for the evolution and advancement of humankind?
Why do we feel conviction after lying, stealing, etc...? These are God's laws, being worked in our hearts by His divine Spirit!