As the bioethics law has just been voted, several actors during this academic conference have examined the paradigm shift introduced by this resolutely liberal law from their respective perspectives. Using a reading grid inherited from Pascal’s orders, the different dimensions of moral, political, legal, and scientific discourse are used as a reference to evaluate an often highly contrasting discourse. The evolution of the paradigm from bioethics law to zoethics law, in search of social legitimacy and of a response to individual desires, constitutes a turning point in the revision of bioethics laws. Under these conditions, does bioethics law does not lose its universal purpose?