Organs, limbs and other cloned parts, however, could be grown in nutrient solutions, giving us a never-ending supply of donor organs and replacement limbs. Organs could also be cloned from the patient's DNA, making them far less likely to be rejected by the body. Now, to deal with the moral side of the issue. First the issue of creating life. Second, I will discuss the belief that cloning is against God's wishes and that it is 'playing' God.
Cloning is an attempt to copy life or to reproduce life.
Reproduction occurs in every known living species on earth. Cloning attempts to take a single person's DNA and make a genetically identical copy of that person. In other words, cloning is nothing more than a scientific attempt to reproduce the naturally occurring phenomenon of identical twins. A cell culture is taken from a person and is nurtured and manipulated into reproducing the individual's physical make-up. Once the cells have begun, they are place into the womb of a surrogate mother and the clone begins to grow.