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Ebook version: E 122 The Ethics of Human Cloning

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Dolly is here to stay - we cannot uninvent the technology of cloning. And yet as a society our ability for technological development continues to outstrip our capacity for ethical reasoning about the use of these technologies.

Abreast of all recent events and research, this booklet sets out the debate, explains technical terms clearly, draws out the theological issues, and shows what Christians have to contribute to the discussion. It navigates a clear path through this complex ethical minefield.

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Grove code: E122-ebook

Author: Neil Messer

ISBN: 1851744703

Publication date: July 2001

Online resources: -

Online reviews: 'the author wisely challenges the church to be a community in which the truth of what it says can be clearly seen' Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology
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Related titles: Other titles on medicine and by Neil Messer

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Neil did research in molecular biology before being ordained in the United Reformed Church. He has worked in ministerial training and taught Christian Ethics in Oxford, Salisbury and Birmingham, and is Lecturer in Christian Theology at the University of Wales, Lampeter.

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