The Ethical Implications of Embryonic Stem Cell Research

ving human or not? Even if not, is the fact that the embryo will soon become a living human reason enough to end such research? What about the benefits of such research for those of us who are currently alive who might need some of these new and superior treatments?
             For Ramesh Ponnuru of the magazine National Review, the answers regarding this complex issue are deceptively simple. Ponnuru contends that his "pro-life" position on the matter is not only the only correct position, but that other positions can be
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