Gender, Biology, and God

It has reached the point that people demanding imaginary gender rights have much influence, even the forms to fill out with blanks for "gender you were assigned at birth." Those really put a burr under my saddle. Worse, they appear on medical forms. What!

While there are sexual abnormalities and disorders, there are only two sexes and two genders. (Leave gender designations for languages.) Those who insist otherwise are science deniers. Interestingly, they tend to hate the Creator, but science and the Bible are in agreement on the fact of only two sexes or genders.

Man and Woman, RGBStock / Scott Snyder

By the way, it is interesting that atheists frequently support causes on the political left such as this one, but a few are on record for saying the truth about genders. After all, someone can take hormones and have "reassignment" surgeries, but it does not change their internal structures or DNA. Transsexuals seem to be very angry and depressed people, using sneaky semantics to deny God's created order.

People may say that sexual transitions exist in nature, so it should be all right for humans, too. 
Wrong. The Creator designed some organisms to have that transitioning ability; hormones, surgeries, and other artificial methods are not involved. Also, it is dreadfully inconsistent to pick and choose which behaviors of animals to emulate and which to ignore.

God created men and women to have their roles in societies and families. There are people who have abnormalities and need surgeries, but they are a tiny percentage of the population in this fallen world.

With 112 gender options, our culture is in desperate need of a basic biology lesson.

Modern society tells us that we can choose our gender, that gender is based on subjective feeling, and that gender is “fluid.” 

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In an attempt to usurp biological fact, the sexual revolutionaries have tried to separate gender and sex by defining them as two separate aspects of a person. A recent paper on this topic stated, “Sex is a biological trait that is determined by the specific sex chromosomes. . . . Gender, on the other hand, is socially, culturally, and personally defined.”

You can read the rest of listen to the audio version at "The Biology of Gender." Also of interest are two articles linked at "Genders Coded to be Binary." Now I'm off to shoot some pool with the boys.