Is it moral? Immoral? What are your opinions?

I think sci-fi makes cloning seem highly negative, yet it can be so helpful to rid the world of several diseases and cancers.

Yeah I support it, I think it will be good for the future.

I think it's fine, there's no reason why stem-cell research shouldn't be allowed.

I believe it's moral because its development can be used for medical purposes. And about the religion factor: I feel that living in the US, the Constitution specifically indicates that religion and state are two different matters, which will not be combined. This means that religion shouldn't have any affect on our will to strive for science.

I think stem-cell research is great. I don't think it's immoral at all. If it's a way to save another person's life, there's no wrong in doing it.

To me, being a Christian, I think it's immoral to tamper and alter with human lives.

The development of stem-cell research should be supported and widely recognize. It will prove to be a probably beneficial determinant into cures for illnesses and disablement that no medicine will ever be availible for. In the United States of America, the seperation of church and state should be more forbidding and strict. It is acknowledge that the research will be liable to cease some form of pre-mature lives, but the contrapositive factor is that it will save more lives in the process. People may find this fact offensive and controversial but please keep an open-mind on the more increasingly positive attributes of the research.

In my opinion, I'd say it is moral.

I do oppose embryonic stem-cell but not in somatic stem-cell. Somatic stem-cell are very beneficial, less carcinogenous and it is harmless to human life.