Annotated Bibliography On Human Cloning

Deciding which topic to use for my annotated bibliography wasn’t so much a “walk in the park.” At first, I wanted to choose something I could relate too or have a connection with. The more I started brainstorming, the more I realized that my topic shouldn’t be decided on something I could relate to with an experience I have had my self, but more of something that I find interest on. That’s when I decided that I wanted to choose Human Cloning as my topic. I began thinking more thoroughly to figure out what exactly I wanted to write about using this topic. That’s when what I’m passionate about came into the picture. I came to the conclusion that I wanted to give the good and bad facts on Human Cloning, but also the Christian based view on it as well.
Many people have their pros and cons toward Human Cloning and Embryonic stem cell research, its all about your personally opinion towards the subject. From a scientific perspective, human cloning can be seen as a new, more advanced way to create life. From a religious perspective, it can be seen as playing God. Although, women who aren’t able to have kids may look at it as another opportunity for a child, some say it’s the cure to infertility. It is all about your perspective and how you view the issue. As of right now, human cloning isn’t so much a concern, …show more content…
There are some pros to doing so. For example, if you lose a loved one, why wouldn’t you want them back? If you aren’t able to have a child, would you be willing to do it this way? Cloning has it perks but it has its risks. By cloning, you risk medical health, emotional stability, and most importantly you risk your life. The choice is yours when the day comes that cloning is an everyday act of life. But most importantly, what do you think God thinks of this? He is the creator of life. If you are a Christian and believe that this is true, you are playing Him in every sort of way by