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originally posted by: Deaf Alien
a reply to: Sheye
You are the one who brought attention to transgender people with your OP.
That is like asking why liberals start threads after so many anti-liberal threads on this site.
Here's a question: if a boy wants to be an actor and his father wants him to be a doctor and forces him to take school for it and the boy ends up being depressed, maybe killing himself. Who is to blame? According to you, the transgender children are to blame.
The Witherspoon Institute opposes abortion and same-sex marriage[8] and deals with embryonic stem cell research, constitutional law, and globalization.[3] In 2003, it organized a conference on religion in modern societies.[9] In 2006, Republican Senator Sam Brownback cited a Witherspoon document called Marriage and the Public Good: Ten Principles in a debate over a constitutional amendment against same-sex marriage.[3] It held a conference about pornography named The Social Costs of Pornography[10] at Princeton University in December 2008.[11]
It's just "a choice". And we respect people's choices. But, we will open our mouths and tell them what we think, so that they will have heard all the arguments for and against, before taking the plunge.
originally posted by: dreamingawake
a reply to: Sheye
There have studies after that time, which have been shared many times on these threads.
The Witherspoon Institute is being intellectually dishonest and have an agenda which is funded by their 501 (c) donations.
The Witherspoon Institute opposes abortion and same-sex marriage[8] and deals with embryonic stem cell research, constitutional law, and globalization.[3] In 2003, it organized a conference on religion in modern societies.[9] In 2006, Republican Senator Sam Brownback cited a Witherspoon document called Marriage and the Public Good: Ten Principles in a debate over a constitutional amendment against same-sex marriage.[3] It held a conference about pornography named The Social Costs of Pornography[10] at Princeton University in December 2008.[11]
en.wikipedia.org...
originally posted by: testingtesting
a reply to: Sheye
True colours showing through. Jesus would not be proud.
originally posted by: testingtesting
a reply to: Sheye
True colours showing through. Jesus would not be proud.
originally posted by: Nyiah
If God & Jesus themselves came down skipping hand-in-hand & God said "They're not f#ed up, I f#ed up in the shop, botched a few Human builds. Even messed up with Jesus -- it's Jessica now, so get it right. Sorry folks, let them fix my blueprint mistakes, m'kay?" the Christian right would STILL argue til they're blue in the face. And this coming from the same goddamn people who insist God's infallible and makes no design mistakes in the first place.
originally posted by: testingtesting
a reply to: Sheye
No he would be disgusted at your fake moral concern which you unsuccessfully attempt use to disguise your own bigotry.
originally posted by: Sheye
originally posted by: testingtesting
a reply to: Sheye
No he would be disgusted at your fake moral concern which you unsuccessfully attempt use to disguise your own bigotry.
He knows my heart ... and time will tell who is correct. I'm patient...I'm willing to wait for confirmation from the living Christ.
originally posted by: Sheye
originally posted by: dreamingawake
a reply to: Sheye
There have studies after that time, which have been shared many times on these threads.
The Witherspoon Institute is being intellectually dishonest and have an agenda which is funded by their 501 (c) donations.
The Witherspoon Institute opposes abortion and same-sex marriage[8] and deals with embryonic stem cell research, constitutional law, and globalization.[3] In 2003, it organized a conference on religion in modern societies.[9] In 2006, Republican Senator Sam Brownback cited a Witherspoon document called Marriage and the Public Good: Ten Principles in a debate over a constitutional amendment against same-sex marriage.[3] It held a conference about pornography named The Social Costs of Pornography[10] at Princeton University in December 2008.[11]
en.wikipedia.org...
They sound like an awesome institute full of common sense and wisdom đ
Documents Reveal Anti-Gay Parenting Study Was Manipulated To Influence Supreme Court
Mark Regnerus has admitted his âfamily structuresâ study didnât actually measure gay parenting, comparing the children of separated parents who had same-sex relationships with those of married opposite-sex parents. An internal auditor of the journal that published the Regnerus study last year concluded its findings were âbull#â because this false comparison doesnât adequately measure same-sex parenting.
Using 'Pseudoscience' to Undermine Same-Sex Parents
Justice: This is an important tell. At times, social science may be used in the service of justice, influencing the decisions of lawmakers or judges or everyday citizens. But this is problematic when the veneer of science is used to disguise an argument for a deeply help moral or religious belief. By design, social-scientific research is meant to be transparent, testable, and reproducible at every step; but in reality, regular people don't necessarily have the skills or interest or time to engage in that kind of process. Instead, as the large audience for the Witherspoon Institute's post shows, people may be drawn to articles that confirm what they already think.
originally posted by: Sheye
originally posted by: testingtesting
a reply to: Sheye
True colours showing through. Jesus would not be proud.
I'm sure Jesus would agree with me .
originally posted by: Hazardous1408
originally posted by: Sheye
originally posted by: testingtesting
a reply to: Sheye
True colours showing through. Jesus would not be proud.
I'm sure Jesus would agree with me .
When did Jesus say being transgender was a sin?
And if he didn't what would he agree with you on?