Comments on: Dirty Money: UGA gets $9.2M grant for embryonic stem cell research http://www.optionc.net/2008/08/dirty-money-uga-gets-92m-grant-for-embryonic-stem-cell-research/ christian, catholic, conservative in the deep south Wed, 07 Jan 2009 12:16:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: jh http://www.optionc.net/2008/08/dirty-money-uga-gets-92m-grant-for-embryonic-stem-cell-research/#comment-27 jh Sun, 10 Aug 2008 22:05:38 +0000 http://www.optionc.net/?p=71#comment-27 Thanks for writing this. THis reminds me I need to check the status of what schools position is on this and what they are receiving Thanks for writing this. THis reminds me I need to check the status of what schools position is on this and what they are receiving

]]> By: RZ http://www.optionc.net/2008/08/dirty-money-uga-gets-92m-grant-for-embryonic-stem-cell-research/#comment-26 RZ Fri, 08 Aug 2008 12:43:19 +0000 http://www.optionc.net/?p=71#comment-26 As usual one problem begets another. If a person has a medical disorder and they knowingly use a treatment founded on the use of stem cell research what is the moral implication? As a person with a child with a neurological disorder I know the feeling of "wanting a cure". But at what cost? Certainly not this. Should then a Catholic shun a cure if they know stem cell research was used to come to the end resulting cure? Just something to ponder. As usual one problem begets another. If a person has a medical disorder and they knowingly use a treatment founded on the use of stem cell research what is the moral implication?

As a person with a child with a neurological disorder I know the feeling of “wanting a cure”. But at what cost? Certainly not this.
Should then a Catholic shun a cure if they know stem cell research was used to come to the end resulting cure? Just something to ponder.

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