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Lab-grown meat can be halal and kosher
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Yes it does. There are very specific commands for what food you can and cannot eat.
Also there are many commands that tell you not to mess with creation:
In all these commands the principle is to not mess with the naturally created order of things.
Therefore GM food if is an abomination. As is lab grown meat because this is not the naturally created order. Meat is only to be obtained from killing a clean animal who was naturally born and raised (no clones or lab grown animals)...
Is it, or did you just cherry pick a few of the hundreds or thousands of rules in the priestly books that support your point? And honestly I don't see how mixing textiles or seeds is unnatural in any way. Have you ever seen a big block of monoculture in the wild?
Humanity is of nature therefore our deeds are of nature
The natural order is changing all the time though. Gender is a hot topic these days where people feel they should be able to be anything they want. I don't agree with that, and usually gets downvoted, because it's not an allowed opinion to have. Some people think it's even hateful to prefer limiting genders to man and female.
So what is the natural order of things... If we go by these books, nothing will ever change. Is that a good thing?
About a beard, you can also argue that the natural smell of the human body should not be hidden by perfume because the smell is just natural.
So it's interesting to think about these things.