On many occasions, Jesus healed those who were suffering from various illnesses. In our attempt to imitate Jesus and restore people to health, we need to show great respect for every human life. Stem cell research has the potential to restore people to health, but some forms of stem cell research also destroy the lives of others. Stem cells from adults have restored people to health without destroying other lives. In contrast, embryonic stem cell research involves the destruction of one human life, whether conceived through in vitro fertilization or cloning, in an attempt to restore another's life.
Fact Sheets
Current Clinical Use of Adult Stem Cells
Current State Laws Against Human Embryo Research
Embryonic Stem Cells are Unnecessary for Medical Progress
What is an Embryo?
Does Human Cloning Produce an Embryo?
Reality Checks
Myth #1: Embryonic Stem Cells are Most Effective in Treating Disease
Myth #2: A Majority of Americans Support Stem Cell Research
Myth #3: Excess Embryos are Going to be Discarded Anyway
Myth #4: Human Life Begins in the Womb, Not in the Petri Dish
Other Important Links
Senate Hearing on Stem Cell Research
Do No Harm-The Coalition of Americans for Research Ethics
More Information About Stem Cells and Cloning
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