Fitzgerald O R
National Institutes of Health, Clinical Center, Bethesda, MD 20892.
J Health Care Chaplain. 1993;5(1-2):145-60. doi: 10.1300/J080v05n01_14.
The author's position is that the work of organ donation and transplantation and tissue donation over the past forty-five years is in need of theological reflection. Some profound events and processes are involved in transplantation as the human family engages in a quest for wholeness. Different religious traditions-Jewish, Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, and Protestant-view the use of organs for transplantation differently. General attribution theory is adapted as a perspective on organ transplantation.
作者的立场是，过去45年里的器官捐赠与移植工作以及组织捐赠工作需要进行神学反思。在人类社会追求完整性的过程中，移植涉及到一些深刻的事件和进程。不同的宗教传统——犹太教、天主教、东正教和新教——对移植器官的使用有着不同的看法。一般归因理论被用作看待器官移植的一个视角。
