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Fearfully and Wonderfully Made
Elizabeth F. Lloyd
School of Health Sciences, Elizabeth Lloyd
PSYC 101: General Psychology (B10)
Professor Kristi Starnes
January 27th, 2025
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Fearfully and Wonderfully Made
When examining the different components of the nervous system, one must conclude that
God had created humans to have a relationship with them and for them to have relationships with
each other. In day-to-day life, one must wonder how they can connect with others and understand
what they feel. In our nervous system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are
neurons called mirror neurons, which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal
(or human) performs an action and when it observes that same action being performed”
(Cunnington, 2019). In other terms, mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and
learn different behaviors. This process enables individuals to interpret and understand different
emotions portrayed and form a deeper connection with others. From the beginning, “God created
mankind in His own image,” as stated in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the
intention of humans building relationships with one another and, more importantly, with Him.
Mirror neurons give humans the ability to interpret God’s commandments through observing
others and their needs. This allows us to grow in our relationship with God by diving deeper into
the world and living a life that implements God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
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ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others.
When examining the different components of the nervous system, one must conclude that
God had created humans to have a relationship with them and for them to have relationships with
each other. In day-to-day life, one must wonder how they can connect with others and understand
what they feel. In our nervous system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are
neurons called mirror neurons, which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal
(or human) performs an action and when it observes that same action being performed”
(Cunnington, 2019). In other terms, mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and
learn different behaviors. This process enables individuals to interpret and understand different
emotions portrayed and form a deeper connection with others. From the beginning, “God created
mankind in His own image,” as stated in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the
intention of humans building relationships with one another and, more importantly, with Him.
Mirror neurons give humans the ability to interpret God’s commandments through observing
others and their needs. This allows us to grow in our relationship with God by diving deeper into
the world and living a life that implements God’s teachings.
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In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
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enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
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components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
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with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
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my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
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in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
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must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
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nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
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139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
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interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
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which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
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distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
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different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
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in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
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and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
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establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
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created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
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In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
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enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
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components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
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with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
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my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
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in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
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must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
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nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
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139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
30
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
31
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
32
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
33
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
34
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
35
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
36
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
37
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
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In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
39
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
40
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
41
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
42
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
43
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
44
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
45
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
46
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
47
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
48
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
49
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
50
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
51
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
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and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
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establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
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created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
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In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
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enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
57
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
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with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
59
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
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in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
61
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
62
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
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139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
64
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
65
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
66
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
67
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
68
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
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and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
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establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
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created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
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In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
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enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
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components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
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with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
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my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
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in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
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must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
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nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
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139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
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interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
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which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
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distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
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different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
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in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
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and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
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establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
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created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
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In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
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enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
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components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
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with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
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my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
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in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
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must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
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nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
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139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
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interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
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which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
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distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
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different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
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in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
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and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
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establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
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created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
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In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
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enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
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components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
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with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
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my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
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in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
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must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
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nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
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139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
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interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
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which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
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distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
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different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
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in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
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and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
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establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
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created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
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In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
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enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
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components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
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with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
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my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
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in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
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must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
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nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
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139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
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interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
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which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
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134
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
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different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
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in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
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and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
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establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
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created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
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In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
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enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
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components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
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with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
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my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
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in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
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must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
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nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
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139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
lOMoARcPSD|62369794
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interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
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which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
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distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
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different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
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in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
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and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
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establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
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created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
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In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
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enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
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components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
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with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
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my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
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in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
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must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
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nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others. When examining the different
components of the nervous system, one must conclude that God had created humans to have a
relationship with them and for them to have relationships with each other. In day-to-day life, one
must wonder how they can connect with others and understand what they feel. In our nervous
system, specifically in the central nervous system, there are neurons called mirror neurons,
which are “cells in the brain that fire their signal when an animal (or human) performs an action
and when it observes that same action being performed” (Cunnington, 2019). In other terms,
mirror neurons allow humans to observe each other and learn different behaviors. This process
enables individuals to interpret and understand different emotions portrayed and form a deeper
connection with others. From the beginning, “God created mankind in His own image,” as stated
in Genesis 1:27 (Genesis 1:27 (NIV), n.d.), with the intention of humans building relationships
with one another and, more importantly, with Him. Mirror neurons give humans the ability to
interpret God’s commandments through observing others and their needs. This allows us to grow
in our relationship with God by diving deeper into the world and living a life that implements
God’s teachings.
In chapter two, one can gather that the authors fully support the idea that we were
fearfully and wonderfully made by God and for God. Psalm 139: 13-14 states, “For you created
my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am
fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm
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139:13-14 (NIV), n.d.). This verse explains that God intentionally created every one of us and
knew who we were before we were even born. In this chapter, the authors dive deeper into
different mysteries of the human body that God simply created by using His words. When God
created humans, He intentionally made us in His image, and in doing so, He has given us the
ability to articulate our thoughts, communicate with others, and live amongst one another and
with Him (George et al., 2023). Now, this would not have been possible without the nervous
system, specifically our brain. The human brain is also known as the command center of the
nervous system and is responsible for controlling vital components of life. When thinking about
it, each hemisphere and lobe of the brain was uniquely put together to give humans the ability to
distinguish right from wrong and develop a moral and ethical code (George et al., 2023). By
establishing right from wrong, humans can fulfill God’s original intention, which is to have a
relationship with Him and foster connections with others.
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unesco.org/articles/imitation-associative-learning-and-mirrorneurons/
Genesis 1:27 (NIV). (n.d.). Bible Gateway. https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?
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