What are your thoughts on organ donation?

Knowing God sustains life and death has numbered our days and predestined our life should

or should we not donate our organs after we die?

That's really a thoughtful question.

I don't know.

I haven't given this a lot of thought, but I have immediate thoughts.

I have my hot take, if you will.

You're right, because I think what Tiffany is getting at for our listeners is she's

recognizing that just practically, in most cases that I'm aware of, the timeline of when the organs are harvested,

the person is still alive.

So it could be an instance where the person is brain dead, for instance, but their heart is still beating,

their lungs are still breathing.

And so it gets into the question of when,

when do we actually declare that a person is dead? And certainly we have, you know,

modern ways of doing that within medicine, but it gets into the question of, when does the

soul leave the body? And when, you know, when is a person dead, not, not by, um, modern medical

criteria, but by God's criteria. When, when does God recognize someone as being dead? Um,

and so it gets into that. Um, so are we, you know, and are we counting someone out too soon?

Uh, because we have a miracle working God. Somebody could be brain dead and they could come

back to life. And so harvesting organs and those kinds of things. So one, I would say you probably

need to be careful with that and have some very clear stipulations of if you're going to be an organ

donor when your organs should be donated, that you should be

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