In an otherwise good piece condemning President Obama for his executive order authorizing taxpayer funding for embryonic stem cell research last week, columnist Stem Cell Research Act along with five other hard-left liberals, and it included authorization to experimentally clone and kill…. Continue reading my column today, “State Sen. Obama sponsored ‘clone and kill’ bill,” […]

by notes the attempts to recycle abortion history myths in First Things. The AP has

by are whining about not being able to buy human eggs for human cloning experiments: But researchers argue that a shortage of eggs fueled by the payment ban is what’s kept them from making the advances that prove their technique’s real potential. “You need to have enough eggs to make this thing work, and when […]

The 1st test tube baby, July 17 issue of Nature takes a look at the next 30 years of IVF: Already, modern societies are entering an era of personalized genetics…. True… no embryo will have the perfect genetic future. But these techniques could allow parents to create a top-5 wish-list of the characteristics they most […]

by a statement on embryonic stem cell research: Second, some claim that the embryo in his or her first week of development is too small, immature, or undeveloped to be considered a “human life.” Yet the human embryo, from conception onward, is as much a living member of the human species as any of us. […]

by JivinJ The Cincinnati Enquirer has an editorial opposed to an attempt to ban human cloning in OH. While the editorial ridiculously states that a ban on human cloning “would weaken the state’s push, through its new economic stimulus package, to attract top biomedical researchers,” it does admit the legislation “would prevent the artificial creation […]