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United Methodist Church USA
Keywords
cloning
therapeutic
medical
research
commercial procedures
unused embryos
in vitro fertilization
surrogacy
artificial insemination
reproduction technologies
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Religious ethics
Methods of ethics
Theological ethics
Philosophical ethics
Bioethics
Medical ethics
Christian denominations
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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/216400
Abstract
"Cloning has sparked enormous and sustained concern in the general public, including the church. For the purposes of this document, human cloning means the intentional production of genetically identical or essentially identical human beings and human embryos. Cloning touches on many crucial questions about human nature, raises hopes and expectations, and brings to the fore uncertainties and fears. While we do not see obvious benefits of human cloning and while we recognize potential dangers of cloning, we also acknowledge the excitement that this new research generates for advances in medicine, agriculture, and other scientific endeavors."
Date
2002
Type
Preprint
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