The moral problems raised by the possibility of human cloning should be addressed by drawing on general moral principles, articulated in many contexts and in many idioms in the history of thought. Those principles advance a conception of what matters in human life,of what proper attitudes toward others should be, and, more specifically, of how we should treat nascent lives.
The moral problems raised by the possibility of human cloning should be addressed by drawing on general moral principles, articulated in many contexts and in many idioms in the history of thought. Those principles advance a conception of what matters in human life,of what proper attitudes toward others should be, and, more specifically, of how we should treat nascent lives.