1. Karl Karl United States says:

    Could it be that the body's original designer (The Good Lord) knew what he was doing when he created human life, including the appendix?!  

    • Cam Cam Canada says:

      I think it's more likely an organ leftover from a few steps earlier in evolution, ya know like back when we used to eat raw meat? In think its our super sanitary world that has diminished its purpose, who knows maybe back then there was less of a risk of the appendix becoming infected as well. In my opinion I don't think the cleanliness of our food is on the top of our bodies priority list.

    • Emma Emma United Kingdom says:

      I'm not being rude or anything, but no, just no. If God created it and "knew what he was doing" then there would be a problem when it is removed. Also, if he was such a great creator of life then why did he invent bacterial infections and cancer cells, which are living things...

      • Chris Benfield Chris Benfield United States says:

        Evolution=zilch=never happened

      • Franco Taylor Franco Taylor United States says:

        God did not create bacterial infections and cancer cells, these are the result of toxic,putrefied waste accumulations in the human body. The body was designed to use the nutrients from the food we eat for energy growth and repair and to remove the waste from these processes via the bowels and the urine. When we eat denatured fiberless  junk foods and drink coffee, tea and sodas instead of pure water, the bowels become sluggish and blocked and the urine becomes foul and putrid. It is this accumulation of stagnant waste in the boy that sets up a breeding ground for germs, bacteria and even cancer cells!  Bro.Franco.

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