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Does the human heart prove evolution wrong?

Recent medical findings have found that the human heart plays several roles with how we actually feel and think. In fact, the human heart is the only organ that can communicate with the brain in 4 different ways:

1) Neurological communication (nervous system)
2) Biophysical communication (pulse wave)
3) Biochemical communication (hormones)
4) Energetic communication (electromagnetic fields)

This would explain why our heart hurts when we lose some one near and dear to us. And it is now believed that one of the functions of the heart deals with our emotions and attitude. But because heart transplants have become more of the norm for a failing heart. Another unexpected side effect has come up. The people who received the donor heart can often experience:

1) The other person's memories.
2) The other person's food cravings.
3) Some of the other person's attitudes.
4) And some of the fears, hates, and loves of different things.

As the video below will show as several heart transplant people tell their stories.
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sudmW97FZA0&eurl)

This would explain why Christ resides in a person's heart when they are saved. It also explains why God said that he hardened Pharaoh's heart towards Moses instead of changing his mind. God knew, even before medical science, that emotion of love and hate reside in the heart and not in our minds. If you would like to do more study on this new area of research. Google these words: Heart brain, Heart brain connection, Heart math , Heart transplant memories. Those who would like to do a Biblical research, just use a Bible search engine and search for the word heart. You will see the word of God start to make sense in this area, when before this information came out, it did not.

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old comment by FMG

Recent medical findings have found that the human heart plays several roles with how we actually feel and think. In fact, the human heart is the only organ that can communicate with the brain in 4 different ways:

1) Neurological communication (nervous system)
2) Biophysical communication (pulse wave)
3) Biochemical communication (hormones)
4) Energetic communication (electromagnetic fields)

So does the organs near the sphincter of the Anus but we don't see you writing articles about that.

This would explain why our heart hurts when we lose some one near and dear to us. And it is now believed that one of the functions of the heart deals with our emotions and attitude. But because heart transplants have become more of the norm for a failing heart. Another unexpected side effect has come up. The people who received the donor heart can often experience:

It's kind of stressful when we lose someone and so our hormones cause our heart to beat faster. It's like how our heart beats faster when women are nearby because it flushes blood to our skin and makes us look prettier. Also heart pain due having a heart transplant has more to do with the fact that someone has just ripped your heart THROUGH YOUR FUCKING CHEST and put a new one in. Medically speaking that may have something to do with "heart pain" rather than say "thinking with your heart".

old comment by anonymous

1. Ok, nerves. That makes sense, I think the brain has some control over the heart.
2. Pulse wave? Is that like the Wave Motion Gun?
3. Hormones? ... That sounds like BS, what would the heart do with hormones??
4. Electricity. Yes, that's what nerves do, we've already covered this.

"This would explain why our heart hurts when we lose some one near and dear to us."

Elephants do the same thing, you know. We shared a common ancestor a while back.

"And it is now believed that one of the functions of the heart deals with our emotions and attitude."

No, it's not.

"This would explain why Christ resides in a person's heart when they are saved. It also explains why God said that he hardened Pharaoh's heart towards Moses instead of changing his mind."

Here's a better explanation:

The Bible is fictional.
The Bible was written by much older civilizations who honestly thought the heart controlled emotion.

And how does this even disprove evolution? You never bring this up.

old comment by Osiris

Some day we're going to have to find away to explain to creationists that evolution works by building upon simpler systems, thus in the end complexity becomes a product of evolution, not a barrier to it.

If you look at the layout of the phylogenetic tree, especially for vertebrates, you can see that fish, being on the bottom have the most primitive and basic of all hearts. Move up the tree and as you do hearts become more and more complex and better at their function until you arrive at the four chambered, single aorta hearts of mammals. If that isn't proof of evolution I don't know what else is.

Everything else this person wrote is utter shit. The heart does nothing but pump blood. Hell the way it's nerve endings are arranged make it practically impossible for your conscious brain to send messages to at all, which is a good thing actually because if it did you would die every time you went to sleep. That being said the heart is not responsible for any emotion, nor does it store memories. Your brain does that, and maybe you people should give this all important organ a little more respect, and attention.

P.S. Oh and your heart aching when you see some one you love is just a physiological response to an emotion, similar to your tear ducts leaking when your sad.

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OK- this is the first time I feel obliged to correct a couple of comments. The heart is indeed innervated by nerves- the sympathetic (makes it beat faster an more forcefully) and the parasympathetic (slows the heart down).

The heart can however beat without nerve innervation. Furthermore- ALL systems in the body are connected to the brain and endocrine system. Hormones circulate and there are more hormones than just reproductive ones. For example- the heart responds to adrenaline (a hormone) that increases heart rate that is released from the adrenal glands.

Also- nerves work with 'electricity', but the heart also uses this form of depolarization and repolarization (as do all muscles in slightly varying ways) to contract.

But the rest of that post is utter bullshit.

old comment by Anon-e-moose

"This would explain why Christ resides in a person's heart when they are saved"

Okay Eye-sac, lie down on this bed, as we put you through this MRI scanner...!

...nope. All we see are the musculature, valves, arteries leading to & from the organ, and it's contents: blood.

Muscle. Blood. Nothing else. The only neurological connections it has are the nerves leading from the brain, to this organ, which control such. It has no other related connections to other organs, except via the arteries, veins etc, which carry it's contents: Blood.

Whilst it is the most important organ in the body, that is it's sole function: a blood pump. Nothing more.

...and what pray, about the hearts of those who aren't 'Saved', hmmmmmmm?! And there's me thinking that 'God' was supposed to be 'omnipresent', as in occupying every point in the universe at once; no shuttle with Warp 10 facility required (but then 'What does God need with a starship?', and all that jazz...!) [/ST:VOY/"ST:V"].

[/Fridge Logic] [/smartarse]

And the only person in the universe with two hearts is the Gallifreyan, known only as 'The Doctor' [/nerd]

Now pop a couple of leeches down your codpiece, and call me in the morning. [/"Blackadder"] X3