Are Mormons discouraged from donating organs?
The Mormon Church teaches that donating organs is an individual decision, and Mormons may do so if they wish.
The Mormon Church teaches that donating organs is an individual decision, and Mormons may do so if they wish.
It is acceptable to discuss Mormon Church doctrine outside of church meetings. We must avoid speculation, however, over doctrinal issues we know little about.
The Lord has not revealed when the spirit enters a body, but parents of lifeless children can be comforted through their faith in and knowledge of the merciful Lord omnipotent.
We should try to live by every word that proceeds forth from the mouth of God by sincerely repenting of all our mistakes and by living as near to the word of God as possible.
The General Authorities of the Mormon Church have spoken on the subject of bearing and raising children in families–it is the greatest blessing and privilege of marriage.
Mormons consider the House of Esau to be represented by the modern gentile nations of the world, whom Mormons are to serve as missionaries.
The Great Apostasy was complete when the last bishop died who had been ordained by one of the original apostles.
Mormonism does not oppose donating blood to those in need; on the contrary, it is encouraged.
Mormons should help feed the missionaries of the Church as needed.
Mormons seek, when possible, to maintain good relations with family members, but the Lord Jesus Christ comes first.