Zombie Dogs
Off the top of my head: 1) If humans have a soul and animals do not. 2) If the soul departs the body at death. 3) If the soul cannot go back in...
...then this wouldn't work on humans. I'd be curious to get a theologian's opinion on this.
Also: what does the chosen image say about the author's view of bringing creatures back to life? Rhetorically, at the end of the article this procedure is quoted as being a beneficial life-saving procedure. But the picture and even the word used to identify re-animated creatures (zombie) don't go happily hand-in-hand with that former way of looking at it.
Off the top of my head: 1) If humans have a soul and animals do not. 2) If the soul departs the body at death. 3) If the soul cannot go back in...
...then this wouldn't work on humans. I'd be curious to get a theologian's opinion on this.
Also: what does the chosen image say about the author's view of bringing creatures back to life? Rhetorically, at the end of the article this procedure is quoted as being a beneficial life-saving procedure. But the picture and even the word used to identify re-animated creatures (zombie) don't go happily hand-in-hand with that former way of looking at it.