At first glance, this question appears no more complicated than related questions concerning animal husbandry and breeding. After all, selective breeding designed to enhance the quality of stocks and herds predates the development of genetics as a science. Once the basic patterns of genetic inheritance were observed, techniques intended to enhance genetic quality quickly followed.
Over the past two decades, this has exploded into international agribusiness, and most modern animals produced for human consumption bear the marks of some genetic intervention. Genetic enhancements such as the practice of "twinning" cattle embryos are now practiced wholesale in developed nations. But the arrival of "Dolly" represents an entirely new development toward the artificiality of animal life at the hands of human engineers.
According to the Bible, human beings are granted and assigned a dual responsibility by the Creator -- dominion and stewardship. Human beings, made in the image of God, are to ... more.
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