Are you... telling me you think man hasn't tried to play god up until modern science? You think just in the last decades we've decided we can create life outside of nature? There are up to 50 Jewish stories describing the creation of Golem, going back to Babylonian Talmud, 500 years before the birth of Jesus. The term gavra literally means a manufactured man is 3000 years old. The Talmud says Adam was a golem before god gave him a living conscious soul with free will. We already know that the behavior of matter changes radically when matter is organized by information. What's the difference between the iron in a rock and the iron in your blood? Why is the iron in your blood capable of responding to its environment? Carbon does not explain a cell. Silicon does not explain a computer. Neurons don't explain consciousness. The substance is not what determines consciousness, it's the organization and the energy it can receive. Think of every atom as an antenna. Imagine that a certain combination of atoms creates an antenna to consciousness. Now consider that only humans would contain the antenna to source consciousness, perhaps something like the nuclear dna. Scientists do this today - they transplant human dna to create synthetic cells. It's called bottom up synthetic biology. U of Minnesota created a synthetic cell assembled entirely from non-living chemicals by giving it human dna. Many Jewish ethicists literally have used the story of golem from the Talmud to justify the legality of cloning. It's called something from something (yesh mi'yesh). Look up the raelians, who claimed they successfully produced the words first cloned babies. To read the stories of the golem and dismiss them as completely random reoccurring made up fairy tales is to completely ignore the fact that we literally know scientifically today that this is possible.