Different perspective [on cloning] Options

[*CrackedRearView*]

I was thinking today about the issue, and how it's basically religion vs. science.

And I thought about how the Bible lets Christians believe that God is an omniscient power who knows what you're going to do before it happens, and rules accordingly.

Therefore, if he knew everything was going to happen before it did, why wouldn't the natural discovery of cloning be any different? As well, the cultivation of cloning as a medical asset?

It'd be just another sin that he'd deal with when you get to Heaven, but that doesn't necessarily stop the process from happening does it?

This doesn't necessarily mean I support cloning, but I'm wondering what your thoughts on this point of view are.

Debate, my pretties!

[KaRaoKe_sLut]

I understand what you're saying... the whole Religion vs. Science. But I think the main arguement doesn't really have so much to with whether or not God knew that it would happen. Are you trying to reference that point of view with the way people react to cloning? I think from a Christian standpoint one might argue that Yes, God knew it would happen, but that doesn't make it right. And true it would be yet another something that he would forgive us for. I think people often hear the word "clone" and think that it means we are trying to clone "whole" humans. Personally I think cloning organs for medical purposes would be a good thing, although I would have to stand against cloning "whole" humans. Has anybody ever seen that one Arnold Schwarzenegger movie. I think it's called 6 days or the 6th day? I think that moves along the lines of "what could go wrong with cloning" But I'm getting off subject now.. So I'm going to stop..