Another debated issue within cloning is human experimentation.

Is cloning morally right.

There are many incorrect ideas of what human cloning is.

Cloning is the process by which a genetically identical copy of a certain bacteria, plant or animal is produced by asexual reproduction. There are two types discussed human cloning: therapeutic cloning and reproductive cloning, more likely to achieve a therapeutic cloning is more accessible in terms of technique, but also less morally problematic. Ethics of human cloning has become an important issue in recent years. Legalize human cloning is in the heart of the debate world, was proposed legalizing therapeutic cloning as the only way to investigate, with chances of success, the basic criterion for funding such programs as the main objective being to find treatments for incurable diseases. The cloning of human organs and their use for transplantation or cloning human beings must be taken into account technical and economic barriers.

Reproductive cloning is the cloning of a human being.

To date, the research which makes human cloning possible has yielded the following successes: (3) first successful freezing of bull semen - 1950frogs cloned from asexual tadpole cells- 1952frogs cloned using cells of older tadpoles- 1962“Baby Louise” was conceived in a laboratory dish through in vitro fertilization -1978“Baby M” was born to a surrogate mother through artificial issemination-1983Dolly, the sheep was reproduced in the exact genetic image of its mother- 1996/ 1997Cloning of a Rhesus monkey whose reproductive development is close to a human’s-1997.

An introduction to the science and ethics of human cloning.

The Catholic Medical Association CMA is opposed to any attempts at human cloning and finds it “-contrary to the method of procreation designed by God.” (11) We can not know what harm or benefits cloning will bring to our human existence, as we know it today.

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Others held that it could be morally justified under certain circumstances, but it should be strictly regulated in order to prevent abuses. Catholic teaching refers to human cloning as something out of the norm.

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there is so single ‘religions’ view on cloning humans, any more than for most issues in biomedicine.” (10) Their conclusion represented the ideas of those who felt that using this kind of technology to create a child would be immoral and could not be justified.

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Scientists feel that the same technology could be used to clone humans.Ethical concerns against cloning as outlined by the Commission:

Ethical arguments for cloning as outlined by the Commission:

Religious opinions taken from various sources were as varied as religious practices in this country, each guided by the philosophy to which each subscribed.

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We do know however, that much of what we fear in this technology will continue to play a role in our changing evolution. To conclude this segment, I quote from Lee Silver, “For human beings, though, it’s not just a question of whether cloning could work, it’s a question of whether it could work safely.

List of reasons for and against human cloning

By Spring of 1999, Skeptic Magazine reported “The Commission concludes that at this time it is morally unacceptable for anyone in the public or private sector, whether in a research or clinical setting; to attempt to create a child using somatic nuclear transfer cloning.” (9) Somatic cell nuclear transfer was the technology used to clone Dolly, the sheep.

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