Wht is ur ideology abt human life time

I don't know if I'd call it ideology, but I try to make the most of my life, knowing it's a gift which inevitably will run out when I will still not be ready for it...

Women: Between Abortion, Cloning and Prostitution
Another Battle at the UN

By Marie and Joseph Meaney


The United Nations made a highly significant pro-life move on March 8, 2005. The United Nations Declaration on Human Cloning calls on all member states to “prohibit all forms of human cloning inasmuch as they are incompatible with human dignity and the protection of human life.”

The UN General Assembly approved the measure by a vote of 84 countries in favor vs. 34 against. In a typical example of UN inefficiency, at least five nations who had expressed their desire to vote for the ban did not manage to arrive on time to vote; despite our best efforts to mobilize their participation, 37 others chose to abstain even though many were in favor of the ban on cloning. The UN declaration concluded four years of hard work by pro-lifers and especially by the government of Costa Rica to have a universal call to ban human cloning.

Since many believe the notion that a higher power than man, "God," created mankind, it is assumed that this undertaking can only be performed by God, and therefore anyone else attempting such a task would be blaspheming his efforts. The Promethean myth challenges that the creation of humans can only be done through divine efforts. When Prometheus stole fire from Zeus, he was in fact, stealing knowledge from Zeus. Scientists have been performing Promethean feats since this myth began. The Prometheus myth proves that another being other than a God can recreate a living being, but the results may be different from the original created. For more on the debate visit  " http://en.oboulo.com/perfecting-the-human-race-creator-thy-name-is-man-60864.html "