Fallen Perceptions
The Supreme Court versus the American Medical Association on treating a child’s gender incongruence–does the Christian understanding of the Fall help?
The Supreme Court versus the American Medical Association on treating a child’s gender incongruence–does the Christian understanding of the Fall help?
People have many questions on which they seek clarity. The Panel Q&A for EthicsCon 2025 in Allentown gives clarion answers to pressing questions.
A congressional bill and a robust Journal of Sexual Medicine study question America’s way of addressing gender dysphoria.
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.
A new and increasingly used surgical option conveys the destination of the trans movement.
A book by the doctors who were helpful in reversing Great Britain’s belief-affirming model for gender dysphoric youth offers a different model.
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.
On Tuesday Governor Wolf marshaled the power of the Pennsylvania government against therapy which helps youth become comfortable with their bodies. For science?
Like to know more about transgenderism? Even the not-pretty parts? AffirmingGender would like to showcase an important book for our time. It is honest. It is knowledgeable. It scores some thought-provoking points. It is called Paper Genders (2011), by Walt Heyer. Mr. Heyer does not minimize the seriousness of gender dysphoria, the experience of distress of over the sex …