What do christians feel about the use of nanotechnology for medical purposes?
Espresso Kid asked:
Such as having little nanobots in our bloodstream to fight cancer, viruses, cure neurological disorders, mend broken bones and sinews, skin conditions, etc.
Gosh! peole! Not all questions are meant to bash christians! Pull youselves together and stop being so defensive!
Thank you all others for being serious and objective and providing good answers.
nanotechnology cancer
Such as having little nanobots in our bloodstream to fight cancer, viruses, cure neurological disorders, mend broken bones and sinews, skin conditions, etc.
Gosh! peole! Not all questions are meant to bash christians! Pull youselves together and stop being so defensive!
Thank you all others for being serious and objective and providing good answers.
nanotechnology cancer
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nanotechnology cancer
No problem whatsoever. However, I do think that Science shouldn’t just ask the question “Can we do it?” I think a more important question is “Should we do it?” But with nanotechnology, I don’t have any moral dilemmas as yet.
Nanotechnology Cancer
I think it is wonderful that God has allowed men to develop the technology. I hope it is successful.
Nanotech Medicine
I’m sure the feelings would be that of the rest of the population. Some would embrace it as a new means of healthcare, and others would be wary of having something artificial in their system. I know you’re searching for ways to bash Christians…but you really seem to be off the mark today. Other days I actually find your viewpoint quite interesting and usually non-bigoted…today you’re just boring.
Nanotechnology Cancer
personally , I don’t have a problem with it as a Christian; when it is going to be your time to go ; no one can take your place nor mine; it isn’t like vanity for plastic surgery or abortion ; if it works then it was meant to be ; if it doesn’t, your time is going to be your time; God put everything here on earth; aspirin , etc ; most of the cures come from nature ; look at medicine, vitamins etc
Nanotech Medicine
In principle, I’m fine with it. Practically speaking, given that the first law of programming is “there’s always another bug”, I’m a little uneasy with it, but I’m willing to be convinced.
Why would Christians have a different perspective from anyone else?
Nanotech Surgery
Sounds good to me. It’s not much different than replacing hips with artificial bones, or using synthetic medicine to treat diseases.