Stuff I Like To Talk About With My Theologian Friend

I was talking to a peer when I brought up the subject of

Cloning.

I asked,

"What is the difference between cloning someone who is alive

or cloning someone who is dead."

We already clone most of our

Livestock for Food

and the rich like to bring back their favorite dead pets.

See;

https://viagenpets.com

and

https://myfriendagain.com.

These are just two of the companies in the

United States

bringing back your dead pets to life.

South Korea

has been doing it for at least three decades.

  Our discussion centered around a person's

Essence or Soul.

We pretty much agreed that a

Cloned

person's environment meant a lot on how that individual would grow up and grow old.

The same two cloned individuals,

say one growing up in

Los Angeles California,

compared to the one growing up in

Fairbanks Alaska,

would not have the same personality traits as the other.

There would be similarities,

of course,

but I personally believe that the environment one lives in has a lot to do with the type of person that you will become.

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I wrote about cloning before in my short story

Once In Heaven, Forever In Hell.

(It's about a person's soul or essence being drawn back into each subsequent cloned body after it is revived.)

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But my question to my peer was,

"If a dead person is cloned and brought back to life, does the original person's essence or soul inherits the new cloned body? Or is there a different soul for that body? And what if you clone a live person, do they share one soul or somehow a new soul is given to the cloned body, by the grace of God. Or higher power. Whatever you prefer."

Do I have the answer?

No.

These are questions I believe for the

Theologians,

like my friend,

will have to ponder in the near future.

As we are having more

Test Tube Babies,

people being

Genetically Enhanced,

and with people saving their bodies in

Cryonic Laboratories,

in case they pass away suddenly.

Me?

Myself?

I plan on being a

Head

on top of my daughters computer.

Something like what you see on the

TV Show

Futurama.

This is,

Always Pondering The Big Questions In Life

TwoBuckHowie

And

 

“How would I know which one I was?” - Karl Pilkington -

That is my story and I am sticking to it!

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