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Angeline Roberts: Protestant/Christianity Joany Babilonia: Buddhism Olga Pawliczak : Judaism

How do different religions (Buddism, Christianity/Protestant & Judaism) respond to cloning? Does that view change when considering the different kinds of cloning : human, animal, food etc.? . Angeline Roberts: Protestant/Christianity Joany Babilonia: Buddhism Olga Pawliczak : Judaism .

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Angeline Roberts: Protestant/Christianity Joany Babilonia: Buddhism Olga Pawliczak : Judaism

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  1. How do different religions (Buddism, Christianity/Protestant & Judaism) respond to cloning? Does that view change when considering the different kinds of cloning: human, animal, food etc.? Angeline Roberts: Protestant/ChristianityJoany Babilonia: BuddhismOlga Pawliczak: Judaism

  2. http: Cloning Human Beings

  3. As of January 15, 2008 The FDA has concluded: Meat and milk from clones of cattle, swine, and goats, and the offspring of clones from any species traditionally consumed as food, are as safe to eat as food from conventionally bred animals The FDA is NOT requiring labeling or any other additional measures for food from cattle, swine, and goat clones, or their offspring because food derived from these sources is no different from food derived from conventionally bred animals.

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