Human cloning is the process of making a genetically identical human through nonsexual means. While it could help infertile couples have children with their own genes, human cloning is considered unethical by most religions. It is also very expensive, with only 30 successful clones produced for every 1000 attempts. Overall, the document argues that human cloning could degrade and devalue human life, so it should not be allowed despite potential benefits.

1. REPRODUCTIVE
CLONING
HUMAN CLONING
AshLynn Truman

2. Background
 The first cloned sheep, Dolly, inspired
scientists to clone humans.
 Cloned animals age faster than regular
animals.
 Dolly isn’t the first clone of an animal, but the
first clone of an adult animal.

3. FAQ’s
 Cloning is the process of making a genetically
identical organism through nonsexual means.
 Reproductive cloning is the cloning of humans
or animals.

4. Cons
 Human cloning is unethical.
 Allcatholic religions are against cloning and
believe that life begins with conception.

5. Cons cont.
 Cloning is very expensive.
 Notonly is it expensive, it has a very high failure
rate. For every 1000 tries only 30 clones are
made.

6. Cons cont.
 Human cloning can be very harmful to
humanity.
 Cloning can devalue the life of a human.

7. Pros
 Cloning can help with those who can’t have
children, or with those who have lost a child.
 Homosexuals will be able to have children with
their own genes.

8. Rebuttals
 Couples who can’t have children can still
adopt.
 Homosexuals shouldn’t be allowed to marry in
the first place.
 Cloning a deceased child would degrade
human life.

9. Benefits
 One new disease wouldn’t be able to wipe out
an entire population.
 Every individual will stay unique.

10. Conclusion
 Even though cloning seems like such a cool
idea, I believe it could ruin us all. If every
human being can be duplicated, then what’s
the point of being you?