For the past few years, human reproductive cloning had been a major leading issue in the media. Cloning is not only an idea in fictional movies anymore, but also an issue of public concern. The idea of cloning humans has always stirred debate, raising moral and ethical issues. In theory, cloning sounds like a great idea. However, in practice, it presents more problems than it can solve. People are now asking if humans have the right to clone ourselves and other animals, there are those who think that cloning is a fascinating idea and should be accepted, and those who think that cloning is unethical and should be rejected. In this essay I will show you why reproductive cloning is an immoral act and why it should not be allowed.
Evolving in cloning procedure will lead human species into chaos. Scientists are trying to replace God by the use of science …show more content…
Nowadays, due to an up rise in technology, a new way to produce a child has been found. This method to make a child is described by a joint between an egg and a sperm inside a Petri dish free of love and sentiments. This way of creating a clone is devaluing human lives and is known to be a grim scenario because it sacrifices a thousand human lives in order to experiment. Human life is no more treated as a special gift, but it is taken just as an object to do more experiments and to improve science. According to Pope John Paul II (2000) “Methods that fail to respect the dignity and value of the person must always be avoided.” You can never reproduce the circumstances, influences, and experiences that make up the reality of each person so cloning is against nature. That’s why this method deconstructs the special creation in the image of God and devalues human lives. (Cloning is immoral,
Evolving in cloning procedure will lead human species into chaos. Scientists are trying to replace God by the use of science …show more content…
Nowadays, due to an up rise in technology, a new way to produce a child has been found. This method to make a child is described by a joint between an egg and a sperm inside a Petri dish free of love and sentiments. This way of creating a clone is devaluing human lives and is known to be a grim scenario because it sacrifices a thousand human lives in order to experiment. Human life is no more treated as a special gift, but it is taken just as an object to do more experiments and to improve science. According to Pope John Paul II (2000) “Methods that fail to respect the dignity and value of the person must always be avoided.” You can never reproduce the circumstances, influences, and experiences that make up the reality of each person so cloning is against nature. That’s why this method deconstructs the special creation in the image of God and devalues human lives. (Cloning is immoral,