>>42365
No, it is not. Just like how you're not allowed to link CP.
Don't ask how this applies to /hebe/ linking other boards when they're not allowed to post children.
>>42375
>Funny thing is that, if you actually step back and think about the perceptions of cloning, religious people should be for it and atheists should be against it.
This sounds retarded.
>atheists believe that the universe "willed itself" into being with the big bang, so the requirement of an external force in the creation of life destroys that entire concept.
No, it doesn't, because managing to create life via X does not mean X is a requirement to create life. That's retarded. There can be more than one method. Also, atheists can believe there was a time before the big bang and that the universe runs in an endless cycle with no beginning or end.
>Meanwhile with religions, it boils down to the fact that the clones are NOT humans based on the simple law that they were artificially created
With religion, it is generally not that artificial humans are not human, but that creation of life is sacred and reserved only for the deity of that faith. The lore from Outlaw Star is not representative of religion in general. That's retarded. One who is religious can easily be of the belief that an artificial human is imbued with a soul upon their creation by their higher power of choice.
>creating them would violating the same "Don't make something in my image" laws that surround any and all art-forms that are not live productions.
The fuck are you on about? As far as I know, while Judaism forbids saying His name and Islam forbids depicting Him, Christianity says humans were made in His image, so all art depicting humans is "creation of something in My image" to Christians. There's also other religions without such stipulations. This is retarded. You said that the religious should be for cloning and atheists should be against it, but you presented an argument as to why both groups should be against it. This is retarded. You're retarded.
>>42377
How could you forget UAB? There's also some stuff by Bubukka.