The Sins of Cloning

The doctor told the patient that the cloning offense "You and the child you cloned within 2 years will see you," the doctor told the patient. Such remarks sound very strange and futuristic, but scientists believe that cloning is "no longer an area of ​​science fiction" (Virginia, sir). It is "a little problem before the first clone" (Virginia, a gentleman). Although this approach does not appear to be dangerous, cloning should deprive human personal importance and be prohibited as risk is too high and morally wrong.

The second objection to human cloning is that it may be really a sin. There are several reasons for this. First, cloning leads to abortion. Since cloning is a complicated process that usually does not work, you need to make many cloned embryos. In the Dolly experiment, 277 cells were fused, 29 growing and implanting, 13 sheep pregnancies, but only 1 sheep. An ethicist says, "To produce Dolly's sheep it needs 277 trial and error, if the cell is human it will produce a lot of cells that looks like a pure massacre." This is a fact, is it troublesome for everyone to let the sheep's embryo (and destroy) it? This is not an article about abortion, but here we have to advance the principle that life starts with a concept (Psalm 139: 13-16; see Jeremiah 1: 5). It is incorrect that scientists kill hundreds of lives in scientific experiments (this is the embryo). Means are not ethical

There are two types of clones - embryo cloning and adult DNA cloning. Embryo cloning is a medical technique of removing cells from fertilized embryos and culturing them to replicate embryos. Animals have been cloned in this way for many years and limited research on human species has been done. Adult DNA cloning is also a medical procedure that replaces DNA from developing embryos with adult DNA. Later, new embryos are planted in the womb's uterus and regenerated by childbirth. Dolly sheep are cloned in this way, but it is illegal to reproduce humans in this way. Most of the requirements for human cloning by this procedure are breeding of deceased families, which can lead to serious genetic defects. This is probably the most important question - is cloning ethical?