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Clones: The Clowns of Technology

Gareth Jones

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Description:Since 'Dolly the sheep' hit the headlines in 1997, cloning has been equated with human reproductive cloning. Everywhere we look we see pictures of identical babies, identical tyrants and identical heroes, as though this is what human cloning will amount to. This duplication motif has dominated discussions so that national leaders, parliaments and government committees have been carried away on a tide of fear and resentment. This book aims to place cloning in a more realistic setting. Writing from the perspective of a Christian biologist and anatomist, Dr Gareth Jones explores biomedical manipulation with specific reference to therapeutic cloning (or somatic cell nuclear transfer) plus stem cell technology and the human genome project. He follows the developments leading up to cloning, and assesses the arguments used against the various forms of cloning, including the arguments of Christians. This book goes well beyond cloning in a narrow sense, forcing us to ask questions like 'Can technology threaten God's image in humans?' as well as 'Are we not taking cloning, and our scientific expertise, too seriously?'.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Clones: The Clowns of Technology. To get started finding Clones: The Clowns of Technology, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Description: Since 'Dolly the sheep' hit the headlines in 1997, cloning has been equated with human reproductive cloning. Everywhere we look we see pictures of identical babies, identical tyrants and identical heroes, as though this is what human cloning will amount to. This duplication motif has dominated discussions so that national leaders, parliaments and government committees have been carried away on a tide of fear and resentment. This book aims to place cloning in a more realistic setting. Writing from the perspective of a Christian biologist and anatomist, Dr Gareth Jones explores biomedical manipulation with specific reference to therapeutic cloning (or somatic cell nuclear transfer) plus stem cell technology and the human genome project. He follows the developments leading up to cloning, and assesses the arguments used against the various forms of cloning, including the arguments of Christians. This book goes well beyond cloning in a narrow sense, forcing us to ask questions like 'Can technology threaten God's image in humans?' as well as 'Are we not taking cloning, and our scientific expertise, too seriously?'.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Clones: The Clowns of Technology. To get started finding Clones: The Clowns of Technology, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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