... cloning is against the Will of God. True, cloning conjures up horrific scenes of the Doctor giving life to Frankenstein from inanimate tissue of dead corpses. However, cloning really "creats life from life," not dead tissue. Also, religions that base their doctrines on scriptural text face the problem that nowhere in the Bible, the Qur'an, Talmud, or the Sutras does it ... build from scratch." To actually treat a cloned human unequally and disrespectfully would be rather like discriminating against someone because of their gender or race nowadays. Why discriminate against someone based ...

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... the building blocks to create entirely new beings to suit human needs. Creating new life forms has been the subject of folklore and science fiction novels for centuries. Mary Shelley's, Frankenstein, of the 19th century, is a exquisite example of science gone haywire, as a monster is constructed much like a patch-work quilt. "When foreign DNA is transferred by genetic engineering to a microbe ... with evolution since the dawn of agriculture, with the development of plant and animal breeding, while genetic engineering is just a sophisticated way of doing something particularly ancient. T...

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... against the natural future of the human race. Cloning is happening and the public is not allowed informed consent. To date there is little legislation on cloning. On an international scale scientists follow a "don't ask don't tell" policy when it comes to cloning. What laws that do exist can easily ... there is little or no legislation in place to stop them? Obviously there is nothing to stop these scientists from performing their experiments until laws on cloning are agreed upon and observed internationally. Cloning is not a national issue but a global one. There are three types of cloni...

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