Remaking Humanity by John Schroedel

Remaking Humanity

A Conference on Biotech Challenges for the Church

by John Schroedel

Philo, the first-century Jewish writer, wrote, “If passions are suffered to go unbridled,” cross-bred creatures “hitherto unknown and with no existence outside mythology will come into being.” He was referring to bestiality. He had no idea that such things would ever come to pass in a lab.

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