Evolutionists, why do we feel pain if we were made from elements or matter

elements and matter don't feel pain.

Because the elements of my body have to listen to these ungrounded questions on a regular basis. That is why I feel pain.

Pain is an uncomfortable but necessary feature which help us to take care of our body.
Its the warning which suggest you should take your hand off the fire right now, or that the food you're about to swallow smells very bad etc.

What do you say "elements and matter don't feel pain"?
The stimulus (heat, sting, bite...) is nothing else than a chemical reaction in nerve endings which produce an electric current called action potential.
Just chemistry and electrochemistry which are element and matter properties.

so your argument is that we aren't made of matter?
while base elements and molecules are inanimate objects, organic compounds can form tissues and organ complexes. we feel pain because of our nervous system which is formed of a complex series of neurotransmitters all over our body. when a stimulus is provided to one such nerve, it produces and sends an electrical impulse to the brain where it is processed and, if correctly translated, read as pain.

we are made of organic compounds which are made of molecules which are made of combined atoms, which of course, are matter.

Welcome to the fallacy of composition. Aggregates have properties not present in their components. If we are made of atoms and cells that are invisible to the naked eye, that does not mean that we are invisible to the named eye.

How do cogs and bells and pistons makes a car run?
Cogs and pistons can't pull a trailer...




Regardless of whether we evolved or were created by the mighty flying spaghetti monster, were made of atoms and matter. Your argument is invalid.

Because those elements have formed proteins, which have formed nerves which tell us when we're being damaged.