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Human Genetic Engineering and The Salvation Army

Human Genetic Engineering and The Salvation Army

Subject: Religious education

Age range: 14-16

Resource type: Other

Last updated

22 February 2018

ppt, 16.57 MB
ppt, 16.57 MB
pdf, 1.11 MB
pdf, 1.11 MB
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pdf, 789.3 KB
pdf, 761.98 KB
pdf, 761.98 KB
This lesson gives students the opportunity to explore what human genetic engineering is and what the possible advantages and disadvantages are. Pupils will be able to express their own opinions on this area and will also investigate The Salvation Army’s standpoint on human genetic engineering

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