There is a lot of contraversy in the world concerning cloning and stem-cell research, such as Christians thinking that cloning is intruding with God's will or somesuch (because it is said that God is the only one that can implement souls into "shells," which are the bodies of people and things).
For those that don't know (I would recommend watching/reading some news for better detail, but this is faster)
Cloning is creating an near-identical copy of an already existing version through artificial conception (if you don't know what that is, you're obviously too young or too stupid to really care about this topic). This is still extremely unrelyable right now, since only one out of several (often hundreds) test attempts actually come out complete. Most of the time, the experiment is "incomplete" (like missing organs, greatly deformed, stuff like that).
Stem-cells are like a variable cell that can grow into several different other cells that can be determined through an extensive flow-chart. These cells are gained from embryos and extremely underdeveloped babies still in the womb. Thus, in this sense, they are "killing" the children to be.
What are some thoughts on this?
