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<strong>Stem cell research and therapy: a preliminary theological- ethical evaluation</strong>  Researchers have already created wonderful and fascinating  therapeutic results with stem cells. Human beings and animals  have been cured of a variety of ailments through the use of  stem cells. For a large number of human beings the possibility  of a cure through stem cell research and accompanying therapy  has tremendous possibilities. The aim of this article is a theo- logical evaluation of this medico-technological phenomenon in  general. What does the Bible teach us about the cure of sick  people? Can Christ’s teaching and  life aid us in this regard? In  answering this question the meaning of the escatological ethics  will be examined as well. Various arguments for and against  this technology are examined. The most important ethical ques- tion concerning research and therapy in particular is the un- avoidable destruction of human embryos. Human embryos are  donated and sometimes created  with the aim of harvesting  cells. Numerous arguments for  and against the  destruction of  embryos are treated. The ethical argument that human embryos  may be destroyed for the purpose of possible cure is evaluated  philosophically in the light of the Scripture

Stamselnavorsing en terapie: ’n voorlopige teologies-etiese beoordeling