Match each objection to human cloning with the appropriate description of what it means.

Cloned individuals would be denied an open future and could be exploited for the benefit of others.

Answer $1$ Question $3$Choose...Cloned individuals would be exploited.God is prevented from giving the individual a spiritual part or faculty.The clone would be expected to be like the originating person.The instinctive feeling that cloning is wrong.The coming to be of a new person is a creation, rather than a making or production.Cloning would lead to perplexity in the relationships between family members.

Human cloning is akin to "playing God" and goes against the natural order.

Answer $2$ Question $3$Choose...Cloned individuals would be exploited.God is prevented from giving the individual a spiritual part or faculty.The clone would be expected to be like the originating person.The instinctive feeling that cloning is wrong.The coming to be of a new person is a creation, rather than a making or production.Cloning would lead to perplexity in the relationships between family members.

Cloning would further complicate family relationships and blur traditional family structures.

Answer $3$ Question $3$Choose...Cloned individuals would be exploited.God is prevented from giving the individual a spiritual part or faculty.The clone would be expected to be like the originating person.The instinctive feeling that cloning is wrong.The coming to be of a new person is a creation, rather than a making or production.Cloning would lead to perplexity in the relationships between family members.

Cloning could lead to the creation of individuals valued only for their utility, rather than respected as unique persons.

Answer $4$ Question $3$Choose...Cloned individuals would be exploited.God is prevented from giving the individual a spiritual part or faculty.The clone would be expected to be like the originating person.The instinctive feeling that cloning is wrong.The coming to be of a new person is a creation, rather than a making or production.Cloning would lead to perplexity in the relationships between family members.

The "wisdom of repugnance" suggests that human cloning is inherently wrong, evoking gut reactions of revulsion.

Answer $5$ Question $3$Choose...Cloned individuals would be exploited.God is prevented from giving the individual a spiritual part or faculty.The clone would be expected to be like the originating person.The instinctive feeling that cloning is wrong.The coming to be of a new person is a creation, rather than a making or production.Cloning would lead to perplexity in the relationships between family members.

Cloned individuals lack uniqueness and may not possess a soul.

Answer $6$ Question $3$