Yesterday’s The Australian is reporting that Professor Alan Mackay-Sim of Griffith University has just “published the results of a four-year project that succeeded in growing adult stem cells harvested from the nose. The cells appear to be able to deliver everything that embryonic stem cell research promises, but without the medical and ethical side-effects.” Before getting too excited, let’s not forget that a big reason Culture of Death priestesses have made a sacrament of embryonic stem cell research is that it justifies the greatest of sacraments – abortion. I’ll wager they’ll refrain from (pardon the allusion) picking the nose over recycling the sliced-up body parts of unborn babies. By the way, the study was in part funded by the Catholic Church, and approved by Sydney Cardinal George Pell (which gives new spiritual meaning to the term “:Pell Grant”). Many thanks to NR’s favorite Aussie, BJH, for passing on this news.
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Jack Fowler is a contributing editor at National Review and a senior philanthropy consultant at American Philanthropic.
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