IceSoul
September 4, 2011, 10:37am
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Re: Stem Cell Research, Morals and Religion
But many scholars also say that live begins at the point of fertilisation or the point at which the cells begin to divide, so although I would agree with IVF the fact that embryos (which IMO are living beings) are discarded is wrong.
I would also agree with stem cell research if they used the stem cells from umbilical cords which are almost if not just as good at differentiating as the ones they extract from the embryos. There’s also the stem cells from the bone marrow, albeit not as great but still usable.
Also, stem cell research is still so experimental, they still get it horribly wrong at times so right now it’s not really a viable solution (although there have been quite a few amazing success stories)/
Once again, Thank Allah Muslim scholars don’t control medical research. This is the NO1 problems with the Muslims: AFRAID OF CHANGE. Ever have they tried to delay change, and ALWAYS, ALWAYS they have paid the price.