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... Indeed, we cannot deny the fact that medical advances have really forced us to reassess our values.
Firstly, let us examine the process of cloning. ... Such a worry is justified, but then there is almost no medical procedure which is completely risk free nor without ethical controversy. ... Thus now, doctors and medical ethicists would have to decide for themselves and general humanity whether or not the constraints of morality have been overstepped as they endeavour to fix our blueprints. ... This is not true by any measure, for a man and his clone are two completely unique entities. ... It is true that reproductive cloning tends to fall under these three labels but therapeutic cloning brings with it many merits. Therapeutic cloning is a medical solution for reconstructive surgery, organ transplants and diseases of the nervous and cardiac systems. ... ・
Next, besides the advent of cloning, another forthcoming medical advancement is the concept of xeno-transplant - the process of using another species・ organs to transplant into human beings. ...
This leads us to yet another predicament with concerns to religious ideas. ... Hence, I believe that several values that have been entrenched in peoples・ mind need to be forgotten in order to keep pace with the developing world.
Approximate Word count = 1239
Approximate Pages = 5
(250 words per page double spaced)
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