The Greatness of Human Cloning

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The Greatness of Human Cloning Human cloning has many beneficial aspects that can help many people in the world. Many religions feel that cloning is against what they believe, but only because they believe it kills people. So far there has never been a human to be successfully cloned. Many people do not want this to happen for the same reason that many religions think, it is against their religion. Cloning does not achieve its goal by splitting a person into two like some bizarre science experiment and making a new embryo. There is not any reason for people to be afraid of clones; they are just another human being just like any other sexually reproduced human. Therefore, human cloning should be made legal and not frowned upon. One reason human cloning should be made legal is it is beneficial for people in many ways. Constructing a human clone can benefit human kind (Anderson 60). This can benefit in many ways by taking away unwanted children. This can also benefit by adding a lesser risk of unhealthy babies. This also creates more happy families even unfertile ones. It can be very easy to find situations where it is compassionate and ethical to allow human cloning (Anderson 59). The more situations you find the more families are made happy leading to less people frowning upon it. The more that people ask for cloning the better the chances for the law to be revoked. Therefore this will help people believe that cloning is beneficial for them and others. “A common misconception is that a human clone would magically appear at the same age as the original” (Pence 19). Cloning creates an embryo just like any other sexual way. The embryo must develop the same way that “normal” embryos do. Clones are never the exact same as their original because they are living in a different time period causing them to be interested in different things. That was the
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