Fab Foodie
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You should try reading your slabs of utter tripe about any trans issues. It might help.
The floor is open for you to respond to the specifics in their posts...that might help....
You should try reading your slabs of utter tripe about any trans issues. It might help.
Back later, have a corporate LGBTQI webinar to attend shortly.... "Together with Pride – A Womxn’s Perspective"....
I shan't be taking questions afterwards....
You should try reading your slabs of utter tripe about any trans issues. It might help.
Does it cover the role of the Attorney General?
Would be a bit of a stretch...
You should try reading your slabs of utter tripe about any trans issues.
If Jim has a happier, more fulfilled life living as Kate, why does her living that way 'lead to death'..??
It is possible he will live out a normal life playing the role of a woman.
If he has surgery he will never be able to be a father, nor will ever be able be mother.
What if he is traumatised by having a mutilated body? What if he changes his mind, there is no way back. This is hardly uncommon with the number of detransitioners although the truth of this is suppressed as much as possible.
The suicide rate for transgender is about 20 times that of the general population.
And as you say he will die one day, and as I say will then face judgement. The church he is in should have told him that 'malakoi' - soft, effeminate men, those who wear fine raiment, will not inherit the kingdom of God. Clearly deceived.
So a risky, fruitless life in this world followed by condemnation afterwards, eternal death. Seems right, leads to death. That is his spiritual journey.
Little wonder when they encounter people with your attitudes so often. You could choose to do better than beat folk with your book of words.The suicide rate for transgender is about 20 times that of the general population.
Sounds like a Paisley speech......So a risky, fruitless life in this world followed by condemnation afterwards, eternal death. Seems right, leads to death. That is his spiritual journey.
There are so many reasons to be cautious about gender ideology, from medicating gay and non conforming kids, to redefining the language women use to speak about themselves - but being excluded from heaven isn't one of them.
I am pretty sure God would rather the rest of us simply accepted gender non conforming people, including effeminate men, just as they are. Because if you believe in God, noone can be born in the wrong body, can they? He put you in it. Nor can a man be too 'effeminate', nor a woman 'too masculine', because God made them like that. Surely God made non conforming and gay people, just as he made straight and gender conforming people? I doubt God is going to punish a boy who likes ballet and dolls, or a girl who likes motorbikes and short hair. It's society who does that, by telling them these things are part of their identity not their personality.
I think God will be more concerned with how we conduct ourselves rather than how we look physically or where we fall on the masculine/feminine scale, as should we all.
It is possible he will live out a normal life playing the role of a woman.
If he has surgery he will never be able to be a father, nor will ever be able be mother.
What if he is traumatised by having a mutilated body? What if he changes his mind, there is no way back. This is hardly uncommon with the number of detransitioners although the truth of this is suppressed as much as possible.
The suicide rate for transgender is about 20 times that of the general population.
And as you say he will die one day, and as I say will then face judgement. The church he is in should have told him that 'malakoi' - soft, effeminate men, those who wear fine raiment, will not inherit the kingdom of God. Clearly deceived.
So a risky, fruitless life in this world followed by condemnation afterwards, eternal death. Seems right, leads to death. That is his spiritual journey.