A reflection paper on cloning (anti side)

I imagine a world where all people are alike. I imagine a world wherein our genes are exactly the same, the environment is consistent everywhere, and everyone looks, thinks and feels alike. I try really hard to imagine, because I know this is the only situation in which everyone would have the same stand on human cloning. The topic first caught my attention when the news of Dolly came out while I was still in …

…the experience of intense pain. There is no theological attachment to my discussion here. The point I am trying to drive at is that cloning human beings, if legalized and accepted into the mainstream of human activities, blurs our experience of the natural in our world. Instead of helping, it prevents us from spending our fifty-three minute leisure walk toward the spring and from the experience of feeling the cool water running down our throats.