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... is doing the right thing. Hengen even goes as far as to say that Crake mistakes "the genetic editing -- out of human failings for the work of redemption"(130). He designs them to eat their own excrement's and care for one another. Crake even attempts to make the humanoids immortal, or what he understands as immortal. "Immortality," said ... ...
... if the 'technique' worked. A person can look and behave like a mindless vegetable but have a very active mind as is witnessed by the paralyzed French writer, Jean-Dominique Bauby, who dictated a 130-page novel by moving an eyelid. Movies and futuristic novels have raised the concern of creating 'super warriors' or super-intelligent people through cloning. Although possible, scientists do not yet ... ...
... the Fall, man lost his original desire for God. When he lost that desire something happened to his freedom. He lost the moral ability to choose Christ (Sproul, 1996, pp. 130-131). This moral inability does not come about through external coercion, but, as the above Scriptures indicate, it comes about from an internal hatred towards God. The Bible emphatically asserts ... ...
