ward. "The clone's biological destiny will always be previewed in the parent" (Voice). People may expect the clone to follow in the footsteps of the original parent. For example, people may expect a cloned Bill Gates to become a billionaire. High expectations of a clone are bad because the clone may not have the same desires as the parent. The clone of Bill Gates could very well be content working in a fast-food restaurant where his chances of moving up to middle management are slim to none. Right now, the scope of the problem affects the entire United States as a whole. It is not tied to just the scientists, theologizes, and lawmakers of our society. Since no human clone exists, how are we to know the consequences of these actions? The answer may lie within the Bible and by using common sense.
             Unless we are careful, cloning could turn out to be disastrous. Americans must be careful not to go to more radical uses of cloning. Certain laws at this point inhibit the cloning of humans. There are, however, loopholes in these laws, and scientists are finding out just how far they can go without breaking the law. This problem can be solved. We simply don't have to have cloning at all. The perceived downfalls of human reproduction greatly outweigh the advantages. We can save ourselves much grief by simply letting the Creator do the creating. When one hears the words 'human cloning,' his first thoughts are usually 'yeah right.' Although many people are skeptical of reproducing a human being by means of cloning, we can benefit from the advantages of this operation. Imagine havi
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