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How is the question 'what does the Catholic Church think of non consent human experimentation' not clear?
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∙ 10y ago
- By "non consent," do you mean non consensual?
- The Catholic Church is an organization, and made up of lots of people with lots of thoughts. Perhaps rephrasing to "What does The Bible say about ___," or "What have Popes said about ___," would make the question more clear.
- Human experimentation is a very broad term. Is the question about humans performing experiments? If so, on what? Is the question about experimenting on humans? If so, by whom? What kind of experiments?
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