We can engage in complex arguments, mathematical reasoning, philosophical discussions and lateral thinking, but they are only meaningful in a creationist context. Man has a rational capacity that enables us to rise above sensation and pursue an intelligent purpose in life. We have the powers of thought, of construction, of management and of moral discernment. Finally in considering man's uniqueness, we are struck by man's sense of morality. This is, as Huxley expressed it, a high mountain top rising above the rest of the created order.
Man alone has the capacity to worship.
He has an appreciation of good and evil. He has a conscience and a sense of guilt and blame. He recognises ethical responsibility and has a respect for life. His morality is able to overcome environmental circumstances. He appreciates beauty.