Cloning Issues: Pro or Con?
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what the hell does IMO mean, eh?
Yes, you're right about these things aren't God's way. What I meant reproducing is making babies.
I have had a cochlear implant (surgeries four times) in my left ear, and that time I didn't realize that it's unnatural (I was only 16 years old). Now, I am not going to try again or anything like that. If other people are for it, I'm not going to go against them, because that's their decision, not mine. Also, it's a different feeling for me about cloning and manmade objects (not living thing).
I have tattoos and my ears are pierced twice (two holes in each ear). God made me this body, not man-made body. So I'm "decorating" my body. Do I make sense?
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Let God judge on you. you may go to hell or not. i think it's bullshit. anyway. your own body is your body, not god. that is fine. Doesnt matter clonin, tattoo and others. that is human made. Clonin the animals. that is fine, not human unless people want to from their own opinion then mind your business and mine, too.
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pastor? i rather to listen my heart and mind than listen anybody's heart and mind or advise. nah, i dont think so. why? Each of human have different opinion and point of view. i rather on my own. i dont think paster can answer everything but your own answer. youself. i dont want to be fool.
Originally posted by LUNZ
i bet, Pastor will always " that is wrong. that called sin"
that's it.
Maybe, maybe not. There's several mohawks in this church I attend, and they dress themselves really odd and their hair are like spiked straight upward and COLORED! But they all act so friendly and very interactive with most church-goers, like me.
So, I don't know what this pastor's going to say next about cloning and stuff like that.
He's unpredictable.
Originally posted by Marj
Ha..you're funny--not
Suppose religions were never invented, what would your opinions about cloning be, not involving the bible, God/Jesus/Allah/The Lord/Etc/, or anything religious.
Eh?
Good point. I would still go against it because it wouldn't feel natural to me, since I can't feel the pain of producing that cloned human. Get what I mean? I prefer go through the old-fashion way of producing babies. For animals, that would be different, because I know they don't have spirits like we do. When they die, their bodies just erode into the soil/earth, just like human bodies, however their presences won't go anywhere at all like ours will go somewhere. So if this cloned human die, where will its presence go? Will it die with the body or go somewhere?
@ Oddball