I am assuming you are asking if any religions accept cloning?
The answer is no. Even Scientology doesn't advocate the practice, though L. Ron Hubbard does have a lot more flexibility with what a person can and cannot do with their bodies. All other religions implicitly state that you are unique, and there would be no other like you. Buddhists believe in reincarnation, but to a point where you evolve coming back as a better being than you were in a previous life. Christianity, Islam, and every other faction come from a belief in a single Deity/creator that made you unique. To defy your being through cloning or other things to your body (depending on the religion) like piercings, tattoos, etc. is to defy your god.
Does that help you a bit?
Negative aspewccts of organ cloning is that your body might not accept it
Cloning is controlled because of opposition by people of religion. They say that cloning is wrong, and that we should not be tampering with life.
It is the religion of Islam.
It depends on your religion. My religion says if you accept Christ and get Baptised you will go to heaven, but if you don't accept Christ or you don't get baptised you will go to hell.
Depends if this person doesn't accept any religion, if not then they are either atheist or agnostic. Athiest's do not accept religion and believe in other theory's but people who are agnostic are basically in-between they are not too sure.
They did not. They brought their own religion and customs and imposed them on the Spanish.
One religion that the Romans did not accept was Judaism. There were Jews who were Roman citizens and their religion was tolerated, but Romans themselves did not accept the theory of monotheism. Another religious practice that the Romans actually banned was Druidism.
yes
accept the Catholic religion
It means that you accept the core beliefs of the new religion, and that you become a member of their community.
Some people think they shouldn't because its against there religion. Because your parents believe in not cloning people then that doesnt mean that you should to. You should believe in what you think you should. So they answer is in your self, and that means the answer is whatever you want it to be. :)
In most cases you can find people to explain what the religion you are thinking about joining, then convert based on what you accept and believe.