Arguments Against Human Cloning

Many people think it might be neat if they could witness cloning. However there are more negatives than positives when doing this action. Some of those negative reasons are medical related, the cost, the technology, and the religious points. But the positives include fertility problems. So in those defenses the debate over cloning in the U.S. remains intense because it is against human nature.
Cloning is an very unnecessary procedure. There are medical reasons why we shouldn’t be able to clone humans. For example, they are cloning people just to use the clones for their organs . We already have donors for the situation of organs. So why make a clone to destroy it? Adding to that they came to realize that cloning is just like abortion . With …show more content…
Then from there the baby will be born with the image that God had created. When you are cloning a human you are recreating what God has created and that is not how it is suppose to be. Human cloning puts the choices about a new life in the hands of a person rather than God. It will be left to the scientist to decide which embryo appears fit for implantation and which should be discarded. Human cloning takes God’s position as the Almighty Creator.Cloning a human would violate God 's given human dignity by giving his or her life to the interest of others. Children are originally supposed to come from the fruit of a one-flesh love relationship not science (10). Us as human being should learn to accept what we are given. People may say, well God gave us the knowledge to know how to clone, so why would it be against him? What they don 't understand is that God gave us the knowledge to use it in his power not against him. Another interesting fact to state is when they get older they will have so many questions as of who they are as their own person. How could you answer a question like that? You honestly really can’t because they aren’t their own person they are a copy of a copy. God didn’t create them science did. When you look at the moral point of it why would scientist want to clone anyways, is it because they are trying to create a new brand of humans for experiments? There was …show more content…
One of those is cloning could save numerous peoples lives. Even though cloning humans for their organs is wrong in so many ways, but if they are only taking organs that the clone can live without then it wouldn 't be as bad. They also explain how cloning humans could possibly cure cancer. They can make it possible if cloning helps them better understand cell differentiation. Cell differentiations is how generic embryonic cells become specialized cells. Cell differentiations describes how much or how little tumor tissue looks like the normal tissue it came from. All these experiments could lead to a big change in the human