Dorito, what if you could just clone the heart, and no other part of the human?
Well, many things would go behind that. First, using embryonic stem cells are wrong in my opinion. It's taking the dignity of life away from one human just so they can gain knowledge for others.
However, using adult stem cells for research which avoid cloning and avoid using embryonic stem cells are acceptable. In sum, any research must respect the dignity of the human person from the moment of conception.
If a heart could be regenerated through use of adult stem cells which wouldn't clone or take the dignity of human life away from another for the sake of another, then I see no problem in it and would be morally acceptable in my eyes.
Cloning a human as a whole or trying to basically "make a baby" in the simplest terms is wrong, period. You are trying to play creator in life, which is no humans' place.



