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Originally Posted by ken0042
As much as I believe in donating my organs when I die; it still should be my choice. Nothing has more religeous implications than death, and if somebody believes they have to be whole, then so be it.
Myself, I'm hoping the one final act of St. Peter saying "Yeah, he did do all that crap, but in the end he gave up his organs" will get me my wings and harp. 
Most important message is to sign your card and let your next of kin know your intentions. A time of grief is not a good time to make a quick decision like that, and it often has to be quick so the organs can be taken before they die as well. |
It's becoming a problem. If you have religious reasons not to do so then you make that known and sign a card saying so. An opt-out system instead of opt-in. I'm not saying it's mandatory.