Editorial April 2, 2001 Issue

Cloning and identity

Cyril Rakhmanoff

Seen from a spiritual perspective, life does not need to be adjusted. It is whole. It is full. It is strong.

WHAT once belonged to the realm of dreams and to the pen of the novelist is becoming a reality. The cloning of humans is now a definite possibility. It has already happened with animals. The successful cloning of Dolly, the now-famous Scottish sheep, was seen by some as the open door to exciting possibilities. For others, though, cloning could be the beginning of a nightmare.

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