
If you haven't already, check out the
statement on cybrids and chimeras published by the
International Society for Science and Religion. The statement, which examines the background and ethical issues surrounding scientific research based on the artificial creation of human-animal hybrids, is written by
Sir Brian Heap, the president of ISSR, and the
Rev. Dr. Ronald Cole-Turner, ISSR's vice-president. Heap says that they "urge that a
prudent and respectful regard for the sensitivities of the public be maintained by researchers and policy-makers alike, in recognition of the long-term benefits to science that come from maintaining public support," and Cole -Turner encourages researchers to communicate openly and fully about the technical feasibility and scientific potential of their proposed experiments.
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