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• Noonan agrees that genetic humanness and moral personhood are conceptually distinct.
• For him, however, genetic humanness and moral personhood are morally equivalent: In his view, genetic humanness is sufficient for moral personhood.

•   The pursuit of human cloning may not only yield a refined definition of humanness, but of humanness as well, for it raises the very fundamental question of whether human life may be viewed fundamentally as a gift, or as a human fabrication. ...
•   1) What does it mean to be a human being?   2) In what does our humanness consist?   3) When does human life begin? .
• The scriptures plainly teach that our humanness is grounded in the fact that we are made in the image of God (Genesis 1:26-28). ...
• Second, our humanness consists in the very fact that God has identified us with Him in His image and likeness. ...   Our humanness lies in the fact that God made us and that he has made us in His image and likeness. ...
•   The question is not what is the potential benefit, but rather, what does it mean to be human, and what does our humanness consist of, and when does human life begin. ...

• Here goes a Sloka (couplet) from the Atharva Veda (one of the 4 Vedas - treatises on knowledge from ancient India) which embodies the true spirit of humanness expressed, not today, but four thousand years ago. ...
• It is this spirit of humanness that has been the undercurrent of existence in a part of the world known by many names like Aryavarta, Jambudwipa, Bharatvarsha, Hindustan or India. ...
• But over a period of one thousand years of a dark age, this spirit of humanness was dormant in India; eclipsed as it was under influences which came from the deep recesses of the malevolence in the human mind. ...
• These possibilities are hypothetical but what happened when the spirit of humanness was trampled under the feet of invaders who brought in intolerance, persecution, forced conversions of people, destruction of places of worship, penal taxes, and a general political tyranny; could have as well taken place in some altered pattern under domestic malevolent factors embodied in say Duryodhana or Kansa. ...
• So rather than grieving in the fact that these malevolent influences came from beyond Indias geographic boundaries, we need to rejoice in the fact that even in these compelling circumstances, the spirit of humanness was only dormant but did not become extinct. ...
• Today after a gap of one thousand years, the spirit of humanness can again breathe freely and it is about time that we recollect it and the successes it propelled the human mind to achieve. ...

• The nature of your humanness doesn't change. ...
• It doesn't become more human because humanness is not a quantitative kind of thing. ... If humanness was self-consciousness, for example, then those who are more highly in tune with themselves are more human, and those who are less in touch with themselves are less human. ...
• The humanness is a fact from the point of conception. ...
• What they have tried to do is make a distinction between humanness and personhood but you run into the same problem. ...
• So personhood is the larger category, humanness is the smaller category. ...
• The Death of Humanness.

• Researchers say they have discovered what may be the first gene for "humanness. ...
• Though admitting the finding is intriguing, he urged restraint in speculating about the implications for determining humanness until further studies are done.
• Details, however, were buried in a long report on the search for humanness genes that appeared early this month in Science.

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• Embracing Humanness Formula.
• I feel that my humanness is a limitation to me spiritually. ...

• "Clarify the truth thoroughly, eliminate the evil with righteous thoughts, save all beings, and safeguard the Fa with determination" (Dafa is Indestructible)Truly Stepping out of Humanness.
• net) I enlightened to what stepping out of humanness really means just now.

• Does God’s love for us depend on our humanness such that adding mechanical bits and pieces to ourselves threatens it? Does it depend on our humanness such that tweaking our DNA threatens it? Surely we want to say “no. ... Can we afford to think about God in a way that takes humanness for granted?.
• The more I’ve thought about this topic, the more I’ve realized that our technological achievements are not only a product of, but also a mirror of, our humanness. ...

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