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Epstein, Ron
Keywords
Genetic
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Regulation
GE Subjects
Religious ethics
Spirituality and ethics
Methods of ethics
Theological ethics
Philosophical ethics
Comparative religion and interreligious dialogue

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Abstract
Imagine a world in which as part of their basic substances tomatoes contain fish and tobacco, potatoes contain chicken, moths and other insects, and corn contains fireflies. Is this science-fiction? No, these plant-animal hybirds already exist today and may soon be on your supermarket shelves without any special labelling to warn you. Furthermore, in a few years the types of these genetically engineered "vegetables" are sure to increase and may very posssibly also include human genes. If you are a vegetarian, do you want to be in the position of inadvertently eating vegetables that are part meat? Even if you are not a vegetarian, are you ready to become a cannibal and eat foods that are part human being?
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1993
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