matters of life Flashcards

(15 cards)

1
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life is a gift from God so is precious

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Sanctity of life

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an example of religious teaching on Sanctity of life

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‘your body is a temple’

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3
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it refers to changes made to the gene structure of a living thing. it can be used to create saviour siblings or designer babies.

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human genetic engineering

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Christian arguments for genetic engineering (for)

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parents have the right to choose treatment for their children; it saves lives

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Christian arguments for genetic engineering (against)

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it is unnatural and ‘playing God’; saviour siblings may grow up to feel unwanted

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Christian believes on genetic engineering

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genetic engineering is a loving thing to do and also, it is the skills given by God, but they also believe that it is ‘playing God’ and it goes against the sanctity of life.

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7
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it created for IVF maybe used for research purposes

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embryology

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8
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an example of religious teaching on Embryology

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‘you shall not kill’

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9
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Christian arguments for embryology (for)

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leads to saving lives and it is strict regulation prevent abuse

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Christian arguments for embryology (against)

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right to life conception

breaks the commandment ‘do not kill’

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it consists of creating a genetically identical copy of an organism E.g. Dolly the sheep

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cloning

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12
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an example of Christian teaching on cloning

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‘love one another as I have loved you’

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13
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Christian arguments for cloning

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it is the loving to do; you should use God given skills

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14
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Christian arguments against cloning

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cloning destroys the uniqueness of the individual; copying oneself could be seen as creating an idol.

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putting a ‘foreign body’ into a person e.g. blood or a kidney. the practical issues include the fact the body may reject the organ and that it may spread disease.

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blood transfusion and organ transplants

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