(Ron) Human life is sacred

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>RON

>  A "fertiised (egg?) sex (???) cell", if I read this right, IS a human 

>being at its earliest stage of development. If given the right 

>conditions (nourishment and freedom from harm) it will continue to grow 

>into a mature human. A skin cell will not. Once again, the pope never 

>said that ANY cell with DNA is a human being. 

>

>LARRY

>If I understand the technology at all, it is possible to clone animals

>without fertilization occurring at all. I believe this is what they did

>with Dolly the sheep. For that matter, they were using a cell from it's

>udder. They inserted DNA from another cell and then applied electricity

>to force it back to an unspecialized state. If this is the case, and I

>believe it is, then humans could also be cloned with ordinary cells

>without fertilization. So at what point does the growing mass of cells

>constitute human? 

>

>Larry D. Enger

>    Eternity is a really, really long time.

>

RON
 Why don't you try to tell me. Are you one yet? At just what point did 
you miraculously transform into one?

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