Medical authorities and leading bioethicists criticize this technique, insisting that similar experiments in ordinary laboratory mice have produced abnormalities in the genetic coding of future generations. These critics claim that the risks involved in this type of experimentation overwhelmingly outweigh the potential advantages. Reproductive experiments move ahead with no oversight, no regulation and no accountability except what the market dictates. This latest technique has neither been thoroughly tested nor approved of in animals yet. But, with the cloning of a sheep named Dolly, the face of bioengineering continues to change.
Medical technology is ripe for human cloning at leading medical institutions worldwide.
An example of this is using cow eggs as the universal egg recipient for cloning humans or other mammals. Without question, man is trying to usurp God s role, attempting to become omniscient. We must be reminded, once again, that God is the ultimate Creator of life, and we are merely His creations.