Do you think that man is crossing into God's territory with cloning?
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I don't think so. If God didn't want us to clone, he wouldn't have given us the brain power to do so.
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You know, I always think of outer space and space travel in terms of Star Trek (I'm such a nerd).  I think it would be quite interesting if our world was created by an omnipotent being such as Q.  As for Jesus being a Q, I guess he would actually be the Son of Q.
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Haven't you heard we already have him.\nhe has been our guest now for the last two weeks.\nWe could not tell you because of all the do gooder's out there who might wanna check up on his health.\nlet us reassure you he is fine and feeling very repentant at the bad things he has done in the past. and he has also denounced his religion in favor of becoming an Atheist.\nJust a few points For the Do gooders Out there.\nTrust me his toe nails and finger nails have been replaced through medical means. Unfortunately his Testicles were lost during an intense electro therapy session we endeavoring to locate them for him as we speak. let me assure those people who are worried for he is well. and will be released soon.
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Well, there is no where in the Bible that says, "Thou shalt not clone!"  I think that people are more concerned about where the stem cells are coming from than the actual cloning.  I don't think that we can actually clone a whole human being, because of the soul factor.  We are tho only thing that God made with a soul.  As for the cloning of human organs for transplant, I'm all for it if they can get the stem cells from a source other than aborted babies.  The sad thing is, abortion is a fact of life.  I hate it and feel it is murder.  BUT, now don't all yell at me and call me a hypocrite at once, IF these poor babies are going to be murdered anyway, cuz even when it was illegal people did it anyway, then why not make their lives count for something?  Wait for it...Wait...Just one more minute...Nope, I didn't get struck by lightening.  Whew, that was close.\n\nIf I were to be murdered, God forbid, I would want my organs and tissues to be transplanted to help save the life of someone else.  Should these babies be any different?
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Human cloning will finally decide whether we are spiritual or not.
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Yeah, it was a bold move. Break away from the main religion by claiming the old god had a kid and basing the new religion off of him.\n\nNowadays, christians spin off new sects by simply putting different words in the mouth of the same god (and his kid.)\n\nMaybe the public exposure of the Mergovian bloodline will prompt a few great-great-umpty-great-grandkids of Jesus to form their own little religion. They'd have to be killed off soon after, can't have a real live savior running loose embarassing his followers...
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you should be flattered. he's collecting your DNA so he can have you cloned.
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I really laughed my head off when I read this...heheheheh.your so cute..I guess it is better than being out from somewhere else..yukkk can't even imagine.\none of God's prove miracles is that he made everything in this world in order.
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A human clone, if succesful, is just a twin of the original person (but younger).  That's seems morally legitimate.  But today the success rate would be very low; some of the failures would be horrible birth defects.  So it would be unethical to attempt cloning a human today.  Eventually, if it could be done reliably, it would be ethical (but getting there from here seems awfully difficult).
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I seen this man last month in my travels. Although I give him some credit for whatever it is he's trying to do I feel it is not in anyway comparable to what Jesus himself had to bare. If that's his intention he is not only cheating but failing miserably.
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Hi there, \n\nYou are absolutely right. It is likely that Human Cloning will be accepted in the future. Just think of it...Wouldn't it be wonderful to clone persons like Einstein, Socrates, and other great people who have influenced this world? \n\nBut I think there must be restrictions on whom to clone. If not, the population of this world will rise rapidly. Also, it will give rise to unnecessary chaos and disorder regarding who is who. \n\nAnd I also think the technology should be known to a limited number of scientists, because there is a likely chance of illegal cloning (as in the movie 'The Sixth Day')\nIf every person gets to know the technology, he can take the creation into his own hands, and so all the unethical things are likely to happen. \n\nSo, on the whole, Human Cloning isn't a bad idea, provided there are 'proper' laws made and 'implemented', and people think rationally.\n\nrule wid style n luv@vinny\n\nEdit: Well, I do agree with you that a lot depends on the society and the brought-up of the person, but I was just trying to bring out a point there. I needed an example thats it. I completely agree with you.
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Someone who actively seeks to convert others to his/her faith.
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I think there is nothing wrong with cloning. It is just creating an exact copy of someone's body, it isn't going to replicate their mind. If someone cloned Hitler, it would look like Hitler but it wouldn't actually be him. The clone would need to be raised under the exact same circumstances, and even then, he might react differently to his surroundings. It's like how twins look alike, but don't have the same personality. If they ever decided to clone humans, I'd volunteer to be a test subject, as long as I didn't have to raise my clone.
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This is my own conclusion, but based on most people's belief in God, man is the most intelligent of God's creations.  So therefore we have been given the knowledge to clone.  For animal testing, cloning could possibly cure or eradicate diseases (for our benefit), and allow us to mass produce animals.  \nI think a lot of people's concern has to do with at what stage of development cloning becomes unethical.  Is forcing a cell to split early in development the same as cloning later in the development process?  I researched this same topic for a class project that I did, and found most everybody in my class biases toward cloning were based on if animals had souls, and if and when they received them.  \nAs for my personal opinion, I believe that animal cloning in most forms is ethical.  If we as the human race can benefit from what we learn from cloning organs to eradicating diseases, this knowledge should be used for our benefit.  We have no idea what if any repercussions will take place from cloning, but the benefits seem to outweigh any of them.
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"If God didn't want human cloning to happen, He would have made it impossible." And proceed from there.
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If you mean what I think you mean, "crossing over" is that process of death, and the journey to reaching the other side. The other side could be someday sharing eternity with our Creator! \nIs this the "crossing over" that you are talking about?
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God \n\nbut\n\nthe humans cloned it