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1. www.vice.com › en › articleHere's What Religious Experts Have to Say About Faith and GMOs

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   May 29, 2015 · For some believers, the promise of alleviating hunger with genetically modified foods and obligations to help the poor bumps up against concerns about tampering with nature and economic...

2. goodfaithmedia.org › the-pros-and-cons-ofThe Pros and Cons of Genetically Modified Foods - Good Faith ...

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   Jun 20, 2014 · PBS Nova has also compiled a pros and cons list about GM foods, as shared by advocates on both sides of the discussion. Some pros include: − Longer shelf life. − Lower in sugars and saturated fats. − Higher nutrient levels. − Greater resistance to pests resulting in lower herbicide usage

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   Is genetically modified food a good idea?

   • In a 2005 commentary on GM food technology, Esra Galun, a respected Jewish Professor of Plant Sciences at the Weizmann Institute of Plant Sciences, who is an expert on Jewish religious prescriptions on plants and food crops recognizes that determining whether it is good to develop genetically modified food crops is fraught with problems [ 28 ].

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   What crops are genetically modified?

   • Almost all of the soybeans, corn, sugar beets, and canola planted in the U.S. are genetically modified, mainly for resistance against insects or pesticides. These crops are then used to make many of the packaged foods most Americans eat every day.

   Are GMOs Safe? The Benefits of Science-Enhanced Foods | TIME

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   Is there a need for genetic modification of food crops?

   • Katme, a highly respected personality within the Muslim community in the United Kingdom [ 40] quotes copiously from the Quran and asserts that there is no need for genetic modification of food crops because God created everything perfectly and man does not have any right to manipulate anything that God has created using His divine wisdom.

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   Can genetic engineering help alleviate hunger?

   • For some believers, the promise of alleviating hunger with genetically modified foods and obligations to help the poor bumps up against concerns about tampering with nature and economic peonage. Advocates say genetic engineering is producing more resilient crops and better yields.

   Here's What Religious Experts Have to Say About Faith and GMOs - VICE

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4. www.luthscitech.org › gmos-protection-natureGMOs and protection of 'nature': Does the Christian tradition ...

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   Sep 15, 2014 · by Tal Day | Sep 15, 2014 | Features. Genetic corn (By Linda Bartlett, [ Public Domain] via Flickr) The social, ecological and theological implications of genetically modified food crops were among the issues coming before the last General Convention of The Episcopal Church.

5. www.betweencities.org › post › genetically-modifiedGENETICALLY MODIFIED CROPS AND A CHRISTIAN WORLDVIEW

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   Jun 1, 2016 · Access to adequate food and nutrition is one of our most fundamental needs and as Christians we should concern ourselves with the needs of others. GM crops help maintain a more affordable world grain supply, allowing more people in developing nations access to food.

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7. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pmc › articlesThe three main monotheistic religions and gm food technology ...

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   Aug 22, 2009 · We review the positions of the Judaism, Islam and Christianity – the three major monotheistic religions to which more than 55% of humanity adheres to – on the controversies aroused by GM technology. Discussion. The article establishes that there is no overarching consensus within the three religions.

   • Author: Emmanuel B Omobowale, Peter A Singer, Peter A Singer, Abdallah S Daar, Abdallah S Daar

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8. uscatholic.org › articles › 201405The question of genetically modified food - U.S. Catholic

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   May 15, 2014 · Food fight: The pros and cons of genetically modified food. Peace & Justice. Sue Stanton. Published May 15, 2014. Genetic modification has yielded major changes in the way we grow our food, but concerns are cropping up over whether a bigger harvest means a better—or safer—diet.

9. time.com › 6344746Are GMOs Safe? The Benefits of Science-Enhanced Foods | TIME

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   Jan 5, 2024 · January 5, 2024 9:30 AM EST. T hirty years after tomatoes became the first genetically modified produce sold in the U.S., lots of people remain skeptical of science-ified foods. In a 2020 Pew...