Bush said legislation easing limits on federal funding for embryonic stem cell research "crosses a moral boundary."
A member of the President's Council on Bioethics explains a new approach to harvesting embryonic stem cells--without destroying human embryos
A paraplegic and child of Holocaust survivors argues for the morality of using surplus embryos for research into cures for disease and paralysis.
By Martin Kace
Bush did the right thing by vetoing the stem cell bill.
By Rod Dreher, "Crunchy Con"
Ronald M. Green and Nigel Cameron discuss the latest scientific and ethical issues regarding stem cells.
By Charles Colson
Experiments with embryonic stem cells have been unsuccessful, while adult stem cells have already led to cures.
The author of "Our Postmodern Future" and "The End of History and the Last Man" talks about how genetic research affects human nature and society.
The former chairman of the president's panel on bioethics discusses the goals and limits of biotechnology.
By Steven Waldman
When is life sufficiently precious to preserve?
By Joseph Telushkin
Our Everyday Ethics columnist says reason, not a faith group's beliefs, should determine national policy.
By Gary Bauer
Promoting stem cell research will do irreparable harm to the pro-life movement.
By Gregg Easterbrook
Before we debate stem cell research, we should make sure we're asking the right questions.
By Gregg Easterbrook
In the stem cell research debate, adult cells seem like the obvious answer. But they may not solve the moral issues.
ABCNews/Beliefnet Poll
A 2001 poll exposes the surprising politics of stem cell research. Analysis by Deborah Caldwell
Resources
A Stem-Cell Primer
By Gregg Easterbrook
What are we really talking about?
Stem Cell Research: Religious Groups Weigh In
Stem Cell Research Links
