Morality question: Would a partly human baby (with some plant DNA) be eligible to receive the sacraments of your church? (Muslims, quote)
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Theoretical scenario: In order to create a reliable supply of human hormones, a large agribusiness firm develops a stain of corn (Zea mays) that contains (through gene splicing) human DNA. Wind-borne pollen from the altered corn plants inadvertently contaminates undergarments that are drying on a clothesline. Ultimately, this results in a pregnancy that is carried full term. The baby is healthy and beautiful with cornflower blue eyes and silky blond hair. The baby’s ears are slightly more pointed than usual and a bit green. Would this beautiful baby be eligible to receive the sacraments of your church or other religious institution?
Kind of a Moot questions for us Muslims as we do not recognize any sacraments. The possibility of achieving heaven will be between the child and Allaah(swt). We do not know who will reach heaven. that is based on Allaah(swt)'s judgement and mercy.
LMBO while this is a ridicules Idea I am not sure that it isn't so farfeched. I suppose that Wine would be the wrong thing to offer but a shot of Bourbon whiskey would be appropriate.
Yes. Before I left I planned to lobby for (my)dogs and all others to be able to take sacrament if they were interested and to recieve blessings. My schnauzer/terrier mix has a gimpy hip and the lab, well she's a lab.
If they couldn't receive the sacraments, they could always enter the local agricultural fair(vegetable section). Of course, the same bigotry would exist there.
Well, ARPARP (LOVE that monicker ) I have known a few humans who seem to be half bananas.
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