permaculture

[sanrico@highdesert.com]

On 01 Feb 2007 16:01:07 -0600, kran0072@umn.edu wrote:

> 
> > Where are these animals souls? Their essence? Their...spirit?
> 
> If they were without souls, it would be merely unattractive. But animal 
> cloning is somewhat more disturbing than that--because I imagine they do 
> have souls. And what condition is a clone's soul in?
> 
> Or, could my reaction be a mistake? Why can't a clone, developed in a 
> living mother's womb and raised, become a healthy, "right" being? Anyone?

I'm glad that you (seem to) understand that I don't mean 'soul' in any 
religious
sense. It might be as simple as...ranking right up there with the normal fear 
of
the unknown is my...fear of the unnatural.
> 
> I am much more certain that being raised in a factory or otherwise desolate 
> environment is wrong. That, and the legalization of gene or lingeage 
> ownership.

I couldn't agree more. Unnatural is bad enough - and then there's just plain
WRONG.

Sandy
> 
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