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To: End The Hypocrisy
No, because as we get older and our health fails, the living conditions often become intolerable. So to live forever in a body that is sick and tired, and unable to function is not normal.

Cloning is one thing, but how does one clone the "soul"? Good clone, bad clone...all the horrific science fiction films of that subject come to mind :~)

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11 posted on 12/27/2002 6:35:23 AM PST by spectre
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To: spectre
>>>Cloning is one thing, but how does one clone the "soul"?<<<

And how do you rationally respond to those who suggest that the concept of a soul is more of a medieval creation?
16 posted on 12/27/2002 6:38:32 AM PST by End The Hypocrisy
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To: spectre
No, because as we get older and our health fails, the living conditions often become intolerable. So to live forever in a body that is sick and tired, and unable to function is not normal.

Is this your only objection? If you could live in a perpetually young body would your reservations go away?

73 posted on 12/27/2002 8:25:48 AM PST by laredo44
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