In Vitro Fertilisation

Human reproduction is a very sensitive topic with many boundaries. These boundaries consist of moral and ethical issues which prevent the acceptance of "unnatural" life. Some examples of "unnatural" life include cloning, and In Vitro Fertilization (IVF). The purpose of creating "unnatural" life, or life produced with the help of science, is because some male and females have become, or were from birth, infertile. Reproductive technologies have been dismissed by many religions, and there is …

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