It's a mental problem, which means it needs to be addressed mentally, not physically. There is plenty of scientific evidence that transitioning (especially surgery) is problematic on many fronts. In fact, many girls who get top surgery when they are young end up growing out of their gender...
For the most part, yes. That is different than saying a male can have a female brain. After all, how on earth would that ever happen? What would be the cause for a male to have a female brain? Would it be genetic? Then it should be in the gene expression. That is what you would need to show...
I think gender dysphoria is a mental issue. Yes, I do. As such, it should be treated as a mental issue and not a physical issue. This is what I have been saying since the beginning.
You didn't say that...
And because you didn't say that, I'm disingenuous? Huh?
I am the arbiter of nothing. I said I know something about Christianity. I didn't say I was an expert.
Go back and look at what I actually said. I said I stay in my lane when I don't know ANYTHING about it. Then I...
What do you mean? I listen to people all the time.
IDK why this idea of using all-or-nothing thinking is a sore spot for you. You have done it like three times in this conversation atp.
I didn't say you did. "Always absolutely" isn't something I said.
I know you are just ranting, so I don't mind. Just try to keep the "absolute" language more reasonable. If someone is speaking in generalities, it's not good to assume they mean it absolutely. Just a little tip.
Actually, I stay in my lane if there is a topic I don't know anything about. There are lots of things I don't know about. Christianity isn't one of them.
Why do you keep putting words in my mouth? I didn't say you can't say ANYTHING about it. It means I don't trust what the person says about the Bible.
People can and do say a lot of things. That does not mean they are right or that I have to accept what they say. A broken clock is right twice a...
People can say whatever they want. I don't have to agree with it.
Like, in order for me to be "forcing" anyone here, there would need to be some sort of consequence for not doing what I say/think. There are no consequences except that I may tell you you're wrong.