No evolutionary biologist has ever asserted that biomolecules or living cells must have arisen all at once, especially not in final form. When humans have the full capability to clone each other, the argument of bimolecules will obtain more relevance. The study of human origin involves many fields of science, such as geology, chemistry, and evolutionary biology. This process reveals how great creation is in the upholding of the theory of divine intervention. The breakthrough in DNA analysis has made human cloning within our grasp.
Human cloning is as much a moral issue as is any medical research.
The rise of eugenics has corrupted this pursuit in science. Eugenics has terrible misuses because yes it is true the biological goal of all living organisms is maximizing one s reproductive fitness. However, biology is very ambiguous like God and the survival of the fitness is no true. At times the environment may favor simpler rather than more complex forms. At the end of the Cretaceous period, there was big extinction destroying the dinosaurs that gave the possibility of other species rising.