
On Being with Krista Tippett Laurie Zoloth — A Theological Perspective on Cloning
Oct 30, 2003
Lori Zoloth, a prominent bioethicist and scholar of rabbinic wisdom, dives deep into the ethical complexities surrounding cloning. She discusses how historical narratives, such as the golem legend, shape our current understanding of bioethics. Zoloth explores the transformative implications of cloning on parenthood and identity, urging a shift from individual rights to community responsibilities. The conversation also touches on the intersection of technology and faith, prompting listeners to reconsider their views on life and scientific advancement.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Cloning, Ethics, and the Quest for Life
02:04 • 9min
The Golem's Lesson: Bioethics and Jewish Mysticism
10:40 • 6min
The Ethics of Cloning and Human Vulnerability
16:10 • 8min
Reevaluating Birth and the Ethics of Cloning
23:54 • 2min
Ethics and Cloning: A Jewish Perspective
25:56 • 23min
Exploring Faith, Ethics, and the Cloning Controversy
48:40 • 3min

