"A Pentecostal Approach to Transgenderism"

[jediwill83]

I listened to a interview with the first guy to become officially "non bianary" and now he identifies as male again. Pretty eye opening story and brutally honest.


The libs definitely wanna sweep THAT one under the rug.

[Antipas]

Originally Posted by jediwill83

I listened to a interview with the first guy to become officially "non bianary" and now he identifies as male again. Pretty eye opening story and brutally honest.


The libs definitely wanna sweep THAT one under the rug.

One of the most beautiful things about human beings is that we can and do change with time.

[Evang.Benincasa]

Originally Posted by Antipas

One of the most beautiful things about human beings is that we can and do change with time.

[loran adkins]

Originally Posted by Evang.Benincasa

I don't think what you think you are makes you another gender. LOL You are what you were born with, or should I say with what equipment you are born with.

There have always been people that have traits that are more manly (for women) and more soft (for men) this does not make them a man or women. You are a man or women by what organs you have not how you identify as a person.

[loran adkins]

Originally Posted by good samaritan

The post said nothing of making transgender bathrooms. It said making private accommodations (if they so chose). Many public places have family restrooms where there is only one allowed at the time. If some transgender is uncomfortable sharing a restroom with another I think it would be appropriate if there was a single bathroom that only accommodated one at a time, but I certainly would not want a bathroom labeled transgender in the church. Some of these transgender people are going so far as altering their bodies and I could see where they would never feel comfortable again sharing a bathroom. No matter what you change your body to look like you still are what God made you.

I think you have it backwards, I don't think it would be the transgender that would be feel uncomfortable but the normal person. LOL

[Antipas]

Originally Posted by Evang.Benincasa

Jediwill stated,

Originally Posted by jediwill83

I listened to a interview with the first guy to become officially "non bianary" and now he identifies as male again. Pretty eye opening story and brutally honest.

The libs definitely wanna sweep THAT one under the rug.

In response, I said,

Originally Posted by Antipas

One of the most beautiful things about human beings is that we can and do change with time.

Those who go down this road of trangenderism often return to their senses later in life.

[Evang.Benincasa]

Originally Posted by Antipas

Jediwill stated,



In response, I said,



Those who go down this road of trangenderism often return to their senses later in life.

Thanks for the explanation