Is cloning ethical

Cloning Imagine that you were told you could never walk again due to losing a limb in a near death car accident. Imagine that your doctor informs you that your doctor informs you that no donor could be found to replace a damaged lung or liver that has caused you much pain and suffering. Now imagine a new technology in which lost limbs could be replaced and damaged organs can be genetically reprogrammed. Cloning is …showed first 75 words of 859 total…

…showed last 75 words of 859 total…argument against cloning comes from the animal rights groups who say that animal experimentation or anything that causes “…unnecessary distress to animals is inhumane” (Cunningham 92). Other arguments against cloning involve humans. The National Bioethics Advisory Commission wonders if a cloned human will be “regarded as less of a person” and treated as a scientific specimen rather than a human being (NBAC 29). Unfortunately, we cannot see into the future and only time will tell. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**