With a one-in-a-look at culture from a Christian worldview, I'm John Stone Street with the point.

According to a new report, a growing number of so-called patients in Canada who opt for

so-called medical assistance in dying or made are donating their organs for transplant.

Canada is one of four countries to allow this practice, and in 2021, 6% of all transplants

from deceased donors came from made victims.

While some celebrate this is a way to turn death into an altruistic win-win, allowing

made patients to donate organs only incentivizes doctors to forsake medical ethics and to exploit

patients.

In other countries, patients have to first broach this subject of donation, but in Quebec

and Ontario, doctors bring it up first, which is incredibly problematic.

Doctors are effectively encouraged to see patients as a source for material rather than

as dignified embodied persons that they've sworn not to harm.

People aren't machines with parts to be salvaged.

This is just one more way that made is a lose-lose for the integrity of medicine and the

dignity of image bears.

I'm John Stone Street.