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Your DNA is more than data. It's a sacred story. In an age when we can edit human embryos, predict disease from a drop of saliva, and buy ancestry reports online, one question echoes louder than ever: What does it mean to be human? Genome and Grace is the first interfaith theological guide to genetic technology-written for scientists, believers, parents, patients, and anyone who's ever stared at a genetic test result and wondered, ""Now what?"" Discover how Christianity's Imago Dei, Islam's amanah, Judaism's pikuach nefesh, Buddhism's karuṇā, and Sikhism's sarbat da bhala offer profound wisdom on CRISPR, prenatal testing, gene therapy, and DNA privacy-not as relics of the past, but as living compasses for our genetic future. Inside, you'll find: Ethical clarity on the line between healing and ""designer babies""Interfaith dialogue that bridges science and spirituality without conflict Personal guidance for facing BRCA, Alzheimer's risk, or a difficult prenatal diagnosis A bold call for justice-so billion-dollar cures don't leave the poor behind Practical tools for educators, counselors, and faith leaders Written with scientific rigor, spiritual depth, and heart-wrenching stories, this book doesn't just ask Can we edit the genome?-it dares to answer: Should we-and how can we do so with humility, justice, and grace? If you believe science needs conscience, faith needs engagement, and humanity needs hope-this is the book the world has been waiting for.

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