What is the difference between man and animals?

Answer 1

Difference Between Man and AnimalsI think it was that brain development after we evolved "opposable thumbs." No other animal's hands/paws work like that. Previous thinking was that we use tools, but there have been some primate families that do, too.

• The animals worship one of their own kind, and make their ruler.

  The bees live their life for the queen bee,the ants for the queen ant, in apes one becomes the ruler and dominates all.

  But man has installed in him, a sense that there is something greater than himself, a being greater than himself.

  Man was born to worship God, but man knows someone greater than himself made all, and continues this until they find God.

Answer

Both have the same Respiratory, Digestive, Nervous, Reproductive and other systems needed to exist but man is blessed with the power of wisdom and knowledge.

Answer

From a scientific viewpoint, most of what we once considered uniquely human behaviors have been show to exist in one more more other species, so it has become increasingly hard to define what makes mankind uniquely "human". Generally speaking, what separates humans from all other animal species is the concept of "sentience", which is closely tied to the related concept of "self-awareness". In both cases, the major requirements are that any individual of the species recognize themselves as a unique instance, different from all others, and have a subjective (i.e. different) viewpoint of the same experience from other members of the species. The ability to perceive time as an abstract concept also appears to be a significant part of this ability. Finally, while it is likely built on the foundation of self-awareness, the ability to handle abstracts also appears to be something that is unique to humans.

Answer 2

Money and the Economy based on Money is what differentiates Man from Animals eventually; but not necessary from the Beginning. In the Beginning, all living creatures compete and share from the Provision of Nature via the law of continuous cycle of perpetual sustainability and renew-ability.