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?