According to Callahan’s ethical reasoning, why would a business to create “gourmet children” be unethical when the potential parents are able to provide informed consent? 

2. What ethical principles apply in a decision to limit the use of current and future reproductive technologies? 

3. How is Callahan’s position on reproductive technology different from Graber’s view in the chapter “The Moral Status of Gametes and Embryos: Storage and Surrogacy”? 

4. What ethics theories support Callahan’s position in this chapter? What theories would not support it? 

5. What ethics principles could be used to support Callahan’s position in this chapter? What principles would not support it?

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