The advances in science and technology are extensive and they enrich human lives to such a degree that people generally accept these advances without reservations. However, the benefits of science and technology cannot always be counted as a blessing. This so called “progress” often creates complex dilemmas which can only be resolved by agonizing decisions. The most difficult of these problems are not simply theoretical or technical questions requiring empirical research. They are instead moral questions which require research with the application of new information and skills. In most cases, these problems expose the inadequacies of our conventional, moral, religious and legal systems. In other words developments in science and technology cause ripple effect in our system of beliefs. When this happens it is necessary to adjust our values and institutions in order to come to terms with the moral dilemmas posed by scientific and technological development.