Faithful Take from Down Under
Gender is so big a part of who we are, we need many venues of investigation to understand it. The Gender Revolution (2023), helps with a multi-pronged approach.
The physical platform and expression of our gender.
Gender is so big a part of who we are, we need many venues of investigation to understand it. The Gender Revolution (2023), helps with a multi-pronged approach.
A hormone-birthed predisposition, when mixed with other ingredients in one’s experiences, responses, can yield same-sex attraction. But it is not determinative.
While Matt Walsh’s 2022 movie, What is a Woman?, shows telling gotcha moments, the book relays the valuable background. Yet, it lacks on one score.
Suicide risk increase for those getting gender-imitative surgery. Seeking relief that way is not “just a personal decision.” We are way too connected for that.
“Transformation: A Former Transgender Responds to LGBTQ,”, Linda Seiler’s teaching testimony gives solid support for the gender-torn seeking a different route.
People often ask, what resources do you recommend. It is time to update the answer. The liabilities of our culture have greatly increased. So has the help.
Reading Andrea Long Chu’s book length rumination, Females, is like watching a favorite nephew self-destruct. It is to often ask, “If only…”
England’s NHS brought the Tavistock Clinic to its final demise. The worship of the ancient pagan goddess, Inanna, offers some striking parallels.
A story of deep thinker who embeds her narrative in her life situation, with room to grow.
A thoughtful intellectual travelogue from a previous Gender Studies professor helps move the Church’s needed conversation forward.