@ Maria : yes, because no one should wear a poly-cotton blend shirt or plant corn and squash in the same field. Right. Let us continue to pick and choose which psalms to obey and which to ignore.

@ Argentine : They are not Psalms. Those are laws of Moses. Jesus completed the law by saying if in your heart you know something is wrong and you do it anyway, you sin. There are probably good reasons for the early laws Moses gave us and we've probably lost that history. Good thing we have free will and discernment to guide us!

@ Maria : So im guessing that we should let people die 'promulgat, quia Moyses'. this research could save thousands, if not billions of lives

@ Maria : @ Maria You speak of the bible like it colors the world in black and white. A binary idea of right and wrong. So simple minded and shallow, never minding the depth of its sayings other than what it says. Never testing its interpretations, looking into things within perspective and realizing ideas with different angles. Such a shame that people never progressed because they refuse to see new things. If you have read about "The Lottery" then you might have a wider perspective about traditions than simply reading few passages from the Holy Book and claiming it as your religion.

@ Maria : I agree with you

@ Maria : You cant stop progress. people are always going to change things how they see fit. Weather its ethical, or not people are going to do these kind of things and you cant change that. no one can.

@ Maria : well those laws were created by god and handed down by Moses for the Hebrews. These were the same laws that marked pork and shellfish unclean. These were laws for the Israelites not the Christians.

@ emma : yes but your saying that these animals are perfect but they are evolving as I writ this there is always room to improve, every one likes the result of survival of the fittest but no one likes the process and this in a way is just evolution but faster... way faster