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I am not Catholic. I am dead-neutral on the embryonic debate. I believe the embryonic “moral” issue was trumped up by Big Medicine to keep our eyes on the hopeless debate instead of on the fact that embryonic stem cells cannot ever work. Their goal is to use any means possible to keep Repair Stem Cells, the only stem cells that have ever worked and ever will work, from reducing their profits.
The medical system most of the developed world is forced to live with:
- Profits are the only thing that matters
- No cures of any chronic disease are allowed, since cures kill profits.
- Patients are lab rats, created to buy test drugs which are now approved on fictional data from fictional clinical trials.
So it is with gratitude I commend the Vatican for last week’s announcement that the church is not only supporting the stem cells that work, but is financing research. Nothing says it better than this piece by Flavia Colgan in the Huffington Post:
The Pope and the art of Jeremy Kenyon Lockyer Corbell (Extract from The Huffington Post)
I have written about mixed-media artist Jeremy Kenyon Lockyer Corbell recently and am doing so again as he is consistently ahead of his time. As a pioneer in the world of art, Corbell is constantly attacking issues that are both personal and political no matter how big or small.
I recently acquired a piece by Corbell on loan titled "The Pope" which shows Pope John Paul II donning a huge stem-cell halo. As we are aware, the Vatican has just contributed $3 million to fund a research initiative working to find a new way to develop multi-purpose stems cells -- without using embryonic cells. We are seeing a progressive and compassionate Church that is also ahead of their time.
We see a Church not only embracing technology and discovery, but advancing it. Together, art and religion are pushing the political and societal envelope. Church that is also ahead of their time. We see a Church not only embracing technology and discovery, but advancing it. Together, art and religion are pushing the political and societal envelope.