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Embryonic Stem Cells without an Embryo?
This post and related comments at the Evangelical Outpost are worth a looking at. I haven't studied and will not comment (yet) on the claim that there is a morally acceptable means for procuring ESCs through a technique known as "altered nuclear transfer." But, I am interested in the opinion of other pro-lifers who are familiar with the technology.
The Mod-Blog has more. Anyone else?
Posted by tim at December 10, 2004 12:36 AM
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