Originally posted by Late_Cretaceous
Cloning invloves taking a fertilized egg, destroying the nucleus and then inplanting the nucleus from the cell of another individal (preferably an undiferentiated cell like from the lining of the stomach).
Destroying the nucleus does not kill the original fertilized egg cell - which had it's soul imparted at conception. Therefore the clone would still get the soul, just that he would have DNA from someone else.
SO, clones do indeed have a soul! That fact cannot be refuted
BTW, since conception happens only once, and incorporation of the soul happens once. A soul cannot be spit in two, so if the zygote spits in two there is only one soul to go around. I suppose with identical triplets, two would be soulless.
So in the case of identical twins or triplets, only one has a soul! That is irrefutable.