[PDF.72fj] Challenging Nature: The Clash Between Biotechnology and Spirituality (Ecco)

Challenging Nature: The Clash Between Biotechnology and Spirituality (Ecco)

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 | #1884185 in Books |  2007-08-07 |  2007-08-07 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  8.00 x1.05 x5.31l,.84 | File type: PDF | 464 pages

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||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| A Must Have Book!|By David C. Lane|Reviewed by Dr. Andrea Diem-Lane

Lee Silver makes an interesting case that nature is raw, cruel and what the author calls a “nasty mother.” An example of the harshness of nature occurred 240 million years ago when almost 95% of all species were wiped out. There is no loving Mother Nature making sure everything works in p|From Publishers Weekly|Silver, a molecular biologist at Princeton, examines new dimensions of the contentious debate between science and religion over cloning and other biotechnologies, and brings fresh insights to it. Many Western religious people believe biote

Stem cell research, genetically modified crops, animals developed with personalized human organs for transplantation, and other previously inconceivable biotech applications could increase the quality of all human lives and maximize the health of the biosphere. But ironically, as the science becomes more precise and transparent, it also becomes more contentious. In Challenging Nature, Silver argues that although they seem to have little in common, Christian f...

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