Cloning
Cloning, what’s the problem here? ... Of all the moral dilemmas such as capital punishment and guns, why focus on cloning? We focus on the issue of cloning because of the ideas scientists introduce. ... If everyone can benefit from cloning, why isn’t it easy? Why isn’t cloning easy? Let’s start with a philosophical objection towards cloning. Cloning is contrary to organic reproduction. “The other philosophical objection is that cloning is contrary to nature. ... Cloning violates God by having reproduction without breathing offspring. ... Cloning violates nature by having also having no soul. ... “… Imaging scientists’ cloning children in order to harvest organs and body parts or producing for later many Adolf Hitlers or Saddam Husseins. ... God has already provided a natural way of cloning. ... Cloning will make good sense to some parents, but it is wise to consider future changes within the environment. ... Majority of the parents would rather prefer sex instead of cloning. ... “Cloning should be permitted only on behalf of two married partners…then the offspring would belong to the parents. ... These conditions would prevent organ farming and the political misuse of cloning technology. ... “The major threat cloning produces is a further weakening of the two-parent family. ... A few Congress members took legislative actions for cloning research. ... Nevertheless, bills to ban cloning research have been introduced. ... The scientific knowledge of cloning is too advanced for society. ... If cloning ever occurred in the United States, underground labs within our Federal Government should take full heart of responsibility. ... Scientist practice cloning experiments on animals, which is acceptable to society. ... A lamb named Dolly was a cloning experiment.