Embryonic Stem Cells Save Life

The diseases are increasing, and so are the cures. The most deadliest diseases from the past no longer remain as dangerous. Yet new diseases emerge. And scientists are trying to find a cures to these new diseases, by sacrificing new lives. “Is it important to kill new lives to save other lives?” is the question embryonic stem cell research poses. Embryonic stem cell research is an attempt to use embryonic stem cells to find cure for diseases. Although science has found cure for many diseases in last few years, it is not possible to cure every single disease. Thus we should not be killing embryos, to cure disease. As we are finding cure to the deadliest, we are also planning to kill lives by using up embryos. While it might save lives, embryonic stem cell research should not be allowed because it is against all the religions, lives should not be sacrificed to save another life, and it is doubtful that a single cell has potential to save lives. …show more content…
Without forming complete organisms the stem cells can not save any lives. When in Blastomere stage and extracted cell is not perfectly capable to form complete new organisms on their own. “Presently there is no evidence that a single stem cell, once replication has begun, has "the intrinsic capacity to generate a complete organism in any mammalian species" when extracted during the blastomere stage” (Embryonic Stem Cell Research Poses Ethical Considerations) Thus, If we are not sure that embryonic stem cells have the cure, we must not start killing