Fabricating Humans
Cloning is unethical and is not needed in society. Many, if not all, religions agree with the ban of cloning human beings. It has also been argued that cloning would diminish individuality as well. Whether or not cloning is ethical, at this time cloning human beings should be, and is, banned.Humans have evolved since the beginning of time, getting smarter and adapting more to the environment in which they live. Humans have evolved so much that we now know how to make copies of our genes, the special codes that make up our physical strengths and weaknesses. It has been argued that cloning would help to rid disease and physical impurities which are unwanted. Howev
List of Works CitedRottenburg, Annette T. The would be multitudes of identical or similar types of bodies, less distinct, less unique, and less sovereign (Rottenburg 230). Humans without souls would be used as nothing but slaves as stated by the Catholic priest Father Sanders (Rottenburg 225). It would not be accepted in society, it would be known not as a human, but as a fake imitation of one. In addition, what would the clone think; it would not have the same feelings that any normal human being has. As rabbi Bernard King of Irvine, California asked, "Can the cloning create a soul?" (qtd in Rottenburg 225). Clones would be told what they were, what they are, and what they will become.
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