The American Journal of Bioethics · 2013 · 42 citations · 25 references
Life SciencesBiologyCell BiologyEmbryologyPhilosophy Of BiologyStem Cell BiologyEmbryo Legal StatusEmbryonic Stem CellsReproductive EthicsStem Cell EthicsEmbryonic Stem Cell Research EthicsLegal Protection Of Embryos
Debates on the moral status of human embryos have been highly and continuously controversial. For many, these controversies have turned into a fruitless scholastical endeavor. However, recent developments and insights in cellular biology have cast further doubt on one of the core points of dissent: the argument from potentiality. In this article we want to show in a nonscholastical way why this argument cannot possibly survive. Getting once more into the intricacies of status debates is a must in our eyes. Not merely intellectual coherence but the standing and self-understanding of current stem cell research might profit from finally taking leave of the argument from potentiality.
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