Abstract
Policies addressing genetic technology typically insist on the need for "enlightened" public policy. Such policies must reflect some vision of what human beings are. Understanding the sacred helps identify elements in nature and human nature that ought to be preserved.
How to Cite:
Baillie, H.,
(2003) “Genetic Engineering and Our Human Nature”,
Philosophy and Public Policy Quarterly 23(1/2),
28–31.
doi: https://doi.org/10.13021/G8pppq.232003.397