Scared Parents
Why would any parents subject their children to chemical treatments and cuttings that will debilitate their child’s body for life? I am beginning to understand.
Category: Transgenderism
How a Theology of Gender helps us understand the movement to identify as the opposite gender.
The Bloodbath Which is the History of Psychiatry
In his new book, Desperate Remedies, Sociologist Andrew Scull has done a great service by laying out the dignified chronicle of the field of psychiatry.
Governor Wolf Sets Pennsylvania on a Sad Road
On Tuesday Governor Wolf marshaled the power of the Pennsylvania government against therapy which helps youth become comfortable with their bodies. For science?
Genspect and the Runaway Train
Genspect.org is a well of help for parents and the trans-effected who are willing to challenge the cultural narrative of “just be trans.” But will it work?
If Lia Thomas Swam in an Alternate Universe
The picture of Lia Thomas’ first place award podium is a tragic meme of the opposite of manliness. In an alternate universe, we can imagined a different result.
What does God think of your Society? Look at how Women are Treated.
The LGBTQIA+ Ideology is bad for women. It does not bode well.
Talking About Transgender
A recent NYC Higher Ground ministry meeting discussed transgenderism. The evening’s reading offers a helpful summary of the issues currently, for those looking for clear answers.
Teen Trans in Three Easy Pieces
The beautiful daughter mystified her parents with the announcement: she no longer identified as a girl. Against patient counsel, she took the hormonal and surgical steps to go to war with her body.
Who is Watching the Changes in SSA Percentages?
According to a recent talk I heard, 11% of American adolescents now experience same-sex attraction (SSA). In fact, another study found that 7.6% of millenials now identify as gay. These numbers are extremely high historically. I have monitored the prevalence of same-sex attraction using only reliable studies (read: like not The Kinsey Report). Up until about ten years ago, the …
An Existential and Miserable Hero
An attractive writer’s entertaining prose in the New York Times only thinly masks the harsh reality of his hopelessness. The stark confessions of our culture’s new kind of hero.