There is so much more to this life than what we see. Why is it so hard for so many to accept that our world had to have come from somewhere? It is clear that even the most educated scientists can not answer the questions of origin. I believe that there is a great crossroad where science and religion meet. This is the place that if we can all set our preconceived notions aside and listen carefully, we might see that we have areas of truth we can build on together. This would require for everyone to be open to the idea that some of what the other side is saying may hold some truth.
It is with this in mind that I would like to address issues where biology and ethics meet. This is known as the field of bioethics. In the issues that mean the most when they collide with real life the answers can seem to get blurred. Right and wrong seem to overlap. One’s over all world view will have an impact on where they land on the issues. The problem is, it is one thing to discuss an issue, it is another to live it.
