Well, this argument works just fine if there were such a thing as "God". However, considering we a result of millions of years of evolution, it's kind of a foolish point. Besides, this "God" of whom you speak, did it not also "give" us animals? For food I am assuming considering all of those cave paintings showing early man (remember- evolution) hunting animals. I don't remember ever seeing any paintings of anyone stalking lettuce. And, by the way, we do in fact have specialized teeth for eating meat: they are called Canines, AKA Cuspids. Fangs, as you call them, are not used for eating meat, but for holding prey, fighting, and displaying superiority. Furthermore, humans have a vestigial (this means not needed anymore) organ called the appendix which many scientists believe was used hundreds of thousands of years ago to digest raw meat. Perhaps if you read something other than the bible...