Geek Humour

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(From alister)

Suitable inscription for a gravestone?

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Comments

Re: organ donation

[haela.livejournal.com]

Well supposedly the body we're going to have after resurrection is tons better than the body we got now, so we probably dont really want/need the parts we're living with today anyway. By the time you're 90 years old and blind and can't hardly walk, you are going to really be hoping for upgraded body parts after the resurrection anyway. And I think that if another person got to live and give good things to the world after your death because of your gift of a functional body part, that would probably be taken into account. I can't really think of anything biblical that would say not to give your organs. :)

Re: organ donation

[pne.livejournal.com]

Well supposedly the body we're going to have after resurrection is tons better than the body we got now

*nods*

I think it'll resemble us in appearance (at least, resemble us at one stage in our life), but it'll be a perfected body. For example, we won't need glasses any more because our vision will be fine, and everone will have two arms and two legs, and the like.

(I wonder what'll happen to Siamese twins. My personal guess is that they'll be separated in the resurrection.)

Re: organ donation

[haela.livejournal.com]

i think so too.... i dont think that people are meant to be conjoined, otherwise we'd all be born that way..