Why Does God Care About Who I Sleep With?
You’re in a conversation and someone says, “The Church cares too much about sex. I love God too, but I don’t think He really cares about who I sleep...
You’re in a conversation and someone says “our personal sense of our own gender is what determines what our gender is. The only way to know someone’s gender is to ask.”
What would you say?
Today, some people distinguish between biological sex and gender identity. We’re told they are unrelated, meaning your body has nothing to do with your gender. Further, we’re told that some people are born into the “wrong” body.
While gender dysphoria is a real and challenging, the logic used to justify gender identity as the basis of reality is just as challenging, but in a different way and here are three reasons why.
1. Feelings, even strong ones, can’t determine reality.
2. If gender theory is true, it’s impossible to be born in the “wrong” body. If there is no such thing as a male or female body, it’s not possible to be born into the “wrong” one.
3. If gender theory is true, it’s impossible to feel like a man or a woman. If childbirth isn’t uniquely female, how can a feeling be?
You’re in a conversation and someone says, “The Church cares too much about sex. I love God too, but I don’t think He really cares about who I sleep...
Someone says, “What consenting adults do in private is none of our business. It’s between them, and it doesn’t affect anyone else.” What would you...
You’re in a conversation and someone says, “Why do Christians and the Bible hate sex?” What Would You Say? Here are three things to consider.