Genetic Engineering: Playing God

Regeneration of extinct species, that is, artificial infants without important body organs, is the use of genetic engineering for the world. "In Greek mythology, Chimera is a lion living in Lycian, a part of a goat, a part of a goat, a part of a dragon, in fact it is an animal customized with genes of various species, in fact it may be a human being. - a mixture of animals, a scientific community that could lead to fear In mythology, the chimera was withdrawn by soldier Bellerophon and the biotechnology version was directed to attorneys, bioethologists and biologists (Hagers).

Because some people think that genetic engineering plays God, genetic engineering is very controversial. This fact is not for progress of people who do not understand the value of genetic engineering, or because we are afraid of what kind of people genetic engineering brings. One of the discovered histories was genetic engineering, which produced many products that brought many applications to the world society. Although genetic engineering is beneficial, genetic engineering also has drawbacks including ethical and legal issues dealt with in today's society.

In genetic engineering, there are several ethical problems that need to be considered as a society. For example, those who agree with religion will consider genetic engineering as god. In a sense, we are "playing God." Everyone who believes in creation will obviously oppose genetic engineering, especially in human children. In addition, tampering with diseases may ultimately result in super-illnesses that are more difficult to fight. In genetic engineering, human body has too many variables to fully exploit its potential. Even if it is possible, people may be too nervous to believe that scientists will mess with future children's cells.

Human genetic transformation was once part of science fiction, but now it is increasingly scientific. According to Olga Khazan, many people wonder if we design our baby to meet our desires by changing the intracellular DNA "to play God". 1 When talking about changing the DNA of a living embryo, I will pose many questions about whether we should do this. How will these questions be morally correct or what we are playing God and what impact will it have on the social class when you join the cost? When we began to tamper with the creation of God, do we truly play God by removing God from the equation? "God made man in his figure and was made a man with God's appearance." After work he declared: "God saw everything he created, And it is very good ... "3 As we are created with the image of God