>The first question that came to my mind remains unresolved to me, and that
>is a question of the clonee's spiritual condition. How, if at all, does
>that person's soul relate to that of the donor? Does the redemptive work of
>Christ get passed on, if the donor is a Christian? Etc., etc. Just as in
>physics, science and theology are colliding. I think this is an excellent
>forum for discussing such an issue.
It seems to me that the clone would be a totally separate person, who would
have to hear and respond to the gospel of Christ him/herself to be saved.
We do have situations that may be something like that of donor and clone:
identical twins. In the case of identical twins, we don't expect that if
one is saved, the other necessarily will be.
2 cents worth from a nonexpert...
Bill Hamilton
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