Therapeutic cloning and stem cell research should be legal because the medical benefits outweigh any ethical, moral, or religious issues. ... The major ethical issue that the general public has against cloning and stem cell research is that it requires the destruction of a human embryo which, under the proper conditions, could develop into a human being. ... Scientist have found ways around this moral dilemma. ... The moral and ethical issues can be bypassed by using sources that have no chance for survival. ...

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Genetic manipulation is a field of good intentions and slow progress. It is done in hope of making better and improved lives for everyone through changing genetic structure. These practices have been questioned however by those that morally think that only God should have the control over someone...

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But due to extension research I found out that stem cells can provide us with a myriad of possibilities in medical technology, but not without bringing with it serious moral and ethical dilemmas. ... Eventually, the more easily accessible and less controversial adult stem cells will be the only cells tested and used for clinical applications, but this may not occur for many years considering the moral and ethical battles that will ensue. ...

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What is cloning? Cloning is making an exact copy of an animal or plant, or exact copies of certain cells of plants and animals. Cloning can be very dangerous and there are many risks involved, since our society and technology isn't yet acquainted with the subject. Some scientists on the other hand, ...

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It also presents us with some grave economical, moral and religious dilemmas, and therefore the research into this procedure is not currently being conducted to its fullest potential until these issues are resolved. ...

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