Christian and Science ethics

Paper requirements.

*Student will be able to recognize and get a perspective of Christian principles and value towards life
*Student will learn about modern day science and how scientists are trying to enhance and preserve human life beyond life expectancy
*Student will understand how scientist and modern technology can be useful
*Student will explore the pros and cons of modern technology
*students will observe ethical issues on the specified topic

b. Learning Activities:
Student will research areas of modern day science such as cloning and sleeves
Students will research about the controversies of what scientists call a human sleeve (body transfer)
*Students will read three study materials which includes Altered carbon by Richard morgan, Cloning After Dolly by Gregory E Pence, The language of God by Francis S. Collins and Immortal laws of conscious creation By Steven Venus

c. Evaluation:

The evaluation will consist of completing a 15 -20 page research paper on ethical issues in regards to modern day science and technology Student will be able to write about the perspective of Christian principles and values towards life. The research paper will illustrate how modern day science are trying to enhance and preserve human life beyond life expectancy. It will also demonstrate how scientists and modern technology can be useful. It will explore the pros and cons of modern technology and observe ethical issues in the area of modern day science such as cloning and human sleeves which scientists is a (human body transfer) The conclusion will display and explain how science and religion can work together for the benefit of the human race.

Basically do it go against God to expand life through artificial organs (whole body/ partial body) using a chip of our memory and implanting it into another body , does it effect our souls when we do that?