It is cells that are cloned not people

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It is cells that are cloned not people HUMAN RIGHTS are important to Christians because Christians believe in justice. Many human rights are a fundamental part of justice and what it is to live in a fair society. CHRISTIANS FOR GE: Jesus healed people. Christians should follow his example to cure diseases; Creating cells for research is not the same as creating people. Therefore scientists are not playing God; Embryos are not regarded as human beings until they are 14 days old and may therefore be used for research. CHRISTIANS AGAINST GE: Making Moral Decisions Not to be tortured, to be free, to a fair trial, to an education, to own property, to participate in free elections. Some Christians would prefer to use the Bible to make moral decisions because they believe it is the exact word of God, it contains God’s teachings on how to behave and it gives examples of how Jesus lived His life. We all have the right… Christians believe that human rights are important because: 1. They believe in the sanctity of life – all life is holy and belongs to God, and so everyone has the right to life 2.People are made in the image of God and so belong to one human family who should be treated with equality and dignity. Some Christians oppose all forms of genetic engineering as they believe it is playing God. Genetic engineering is finding out which genes cause diseases, such as muscular dystrophy, and then working out how the genes can be changed (often by cloning) so that the disease does not develop. Some people are in favour of genetic research because it can lead to cures for dreadful diseases. However, some people are against genetic research because they think the likely effects are not really known. The Church has authority because they give advice on moral issues. The Church is the final authority for Catholics because the Pope and bishops have special powers in interpreting what the Bible says. It is cells that are cloned not people The Bible tells us about our moral duty Most Christians believe that they should take part in electoral and democratic processes to make society more Christian. They are guided by Christian teachings such as: The Golden Rule, which says Christians should treat other people in the way they would like to be treated; The Parable of the Sheep and the Goats, which says that Christians should help the homeless, the sick, the hungry; The story of Cain and Abel, which tells Christians that they are responsible for the rights of others. 8.1 Conscience is an inner feeling of right and wrong. Some Christians believe it is the voice of God telling Christians what they should do in a moral situation. Situation Ethics Joseph Fletcher said an action is morally right if it produces the most loving outcome!

The Earth is warmer than it has been for over a thousand years. POLLUTION GLOBAL WARMING Acid Rain Human Waste Eutrophication Radioactive Pollution Stop using fossil fuels Recycle, and don’t litter Manufacturers to use less chemicals Don’t dump nuclear waste Christians believe that God gave humans the stewardship of the Earth and its resources. The Bible tells Christians that they have a responsibility to the Earth. Scientists have claimed that the rise in temperatures will melt the ice-caps, causing a rise in sea level, resulting in coastal areas disappearing under water. The Earth is warmer than it has been for over a thousand years. SOLUTIONS Islam teaches that God created humans as his stewards of the Earth. He showed people how to look after the Earth in the Qur’an. Natural climate Change Some scientists claim that the Earth’s climate has always been changing. They say that in the last 10,000 years the warmest periods happened well before humans started to produce large amounts of carbon dioxide. Life is a test and God will judge Muslims on how well they have looked after the world. 8.2 Infertility is when a couple cannot have a baby. There are now several medical treatments that can help infertile couples have babies, such as: IVF, artificial insemination, egg and embryo donation.   Solar activity Some scientists believe that changes in the Earth’s temperature are caused by the amount of radiation coming from the Sun. Islam allows IVF and AIH because they only involve the husband and wife. Islam does not allow any other forms of fertility treatment because they cause problems concerning the identity of the parents. Catholics believe life is given by God, and not every one has a right to have children. Every Sperm is Sacred. Other Christians allow IVF and AIH. The Greenhouse Effect The burning of fossil fuels produces carbon dioxide, which produces a barrier in the atmosphere so heat from the sun can get through but it cannot get back out again. This causes the Earth’s temperature to rise. Natural resources are naturally occurring materials, such as oil and fertile land. Natural resources can be divided into two groups – those that can be used again and again, known as renewable resources e.g. solar power, and those that when they are gone they are gone for good, known as non-renewable resources e.g. oil. Transplant surgery is using healthy organs from a donor to replace a dying organ in a patient. It is important because it can give life to dying people and it brings life out of death.

Pacifism means refusing to fight in wars. The UN was formed in 1945 after the end of the Second World War. Religious Organisations Like Pax Christi are working for world peace in all the world’s religions.They try to promote peace by: Going to war zones and supporting efforts to stop the war; Organising demonstrations against wars; Educating people about the need For world peace. Pax Christi The just war theory is the idea that it is right to go to war if the reasons are just. For example, it has been agreed to by the UN, or it is being fought in self-defence. 8.3 The aim of the UN was to preserve world peace and to remove the causes of conflict by encouraging economic, social, educational and cultural progress throughout the world, especially underdeveloped countries. Christian Pacifism Pacifism means refusing to fight in wars. The UN is important for world peace as they can recommend action to stop any threats to world peace by: Imposing sanctions Authorising force Sending in peacekeepers Muslims believe in peace, but Islam teaches that if faith is attacked, Muslims must defend their faith by fighting a jihad (a just war fought in a just way). They believe this because it is taught in the Qur’an, which they believe is the word of God Children don’t want to take part in their parents’ religion Children want to marry a person of a different faith Children become more religious than there parents Disagreement over moral issues. Religious Conflict Bullying is when stronger people pick on weak people to make their lives miserable. Christians are against bullying because it is the duty of Christians to protect the innocent and it is sinful for Christians to use violence without a cause. Parable of the Sheep and the Goat says “Whatever you do for my brothers you do for me” -Jesus