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投稿者 佐藤雅彦 日時 2000 年 9 月 30 日 10:09:52:
やっぱり出たか!! キリストの生きた
複製づくりを企てるバカ信者たち
●アメリカの技術信仰教徒は救いがたいですな。 キリストさん
の複製を来年のクリスマスをメドに誕生させるつもりで、キリスト
のＤＮＡがくっついた遺品を分けてくれと、あちこちの教会に声を
かけてるんだとさ。【笑】
●キリストってのは馬小屋で生まれたそうだけど、馬や鹿だった
んですかい。【笑】 三位一体の尊い存在なら、なにもブタやウシ
みたいにクローンを作らなくたって、もし再臨する必然性があるなら
人間の意図とは無関係に出てくるだろっての。【笑】
●このバカ信者どもは本気みたいだから、だれかイイカゲンな試料
を与えて、それで万一「ハエ男」みたいなのが生まれたら、ど〜すん
のかね。（ぜったい生まれねえって。【笑】） 「ハエ男」はムリでも、
万一“発生”に成功して一生懸命育てたらネズミだった、としたら
ど〜すんのかね。 「キリストのＤＮＡからクローンを再生したらネズミ
だった」という理由で、聖書でも書き換えるんでしょうか。【笑】
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From The Sun Times,
http://www.suntimes.com/output/health/dna29.html
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Group aims to bring back Jesus
September 29, 2000
BY ART GOLAB STAFF REPORTER
A California group says it plans to clone Jesus, using DNA obtained from a
relic.
They have little money and as yet no relic of Jesus, but they hope to
perform the cloning early next year, in time for a birth by Dec. 25, 2001.
"We need Jesus in the flesh to save the world from sin," says the Web site
of the Second Coming Project. "We have the technology to bring him back
right now, and there is no reason, moral, legal or biblical, not to take
advantage of it."
A spokesman for the group said it is negotiating with European churches and
private individuals to obtain an item associated with Jesus.
Religious and scientific authorities dismissed the effort, saying only a
miracle could return Jesus to the world. It's unlikely that any true relics
containing DNA from Jesus' body remain, said Thomas Nairn, associate
professor of Christian ethics at Catholic Theological Union.
The practice of saving remains of holy figures began "centuries after the
time of Christ," Nairn said. He added that churches that have relics would
not part with them because the church does not condone human cloning.
Even if the cloning were successful, "It might be Jesus' twin brother, but
it wouldn't be the divine Christ," Nairn said.
A bigger barrier is science. The only cloning so far has started with DNA
from live cells.
"Right now, it's not technically possible to clone from a dead cell," said
Bernard Strauss, professor of molecular genetics at the University of
Chicago. "DNA starts to deteriorate the minute a cell dies."
But a spokesman for the Second Coming Project said, "All you really need is
the DNA; you don't necessarily need a live cell." He cited Japanese and
Russian efforts to clone wooly mammoths, which long have been extinct.
The spokesman asked that his name not be used because of threats his group
has received. He conceded that if successful, they might not get the real
Jesus. "It may very well be this child picks his nose, gets in fights on the
playground and grows up to be a truck driver," he said.
On the Web: http://www.clonejesus.com
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