Dear Christopher. I am one of these people who was lost in this confusion on gender ideology. I am indeed growing on this path of becoming fully the man that god created me to be, and the message of the holy saint John Paul II has been the main driver in my conversion, communicated to me largely through your work. I just want you to know, the theology of the body institute, that your work is reaching people who have been lost, to love the lord, embrace our true identity and to strive to love as he has loved us. God bless you all.
Why people do not use "x/x" and "x/y" to define their gender identity? It's genetically verifiable, simple, practical and clear, no discrimination whatsoever.
@@kristijangrgic9841 Some penises have xx, and vaginas have xy. Arguments like this completely forget how we've defined biological sex for ages: male, sorta male, sorta female, and female. Intersex, rare as it is, is rarely perfectly down the middle.
When you say “some” have penises with x/x, you do have to consider just how rare it is, perhaps so rare that it can simply be an abnormality, an exception that proves the rule. And when it comes to male/sorta male etc, it seems that the sorta part comes with opposite sex tendencies, like feminine tendencies in a male, which is normally associated with females but doesn’t change the sorta-males role to inseminate as a male. Same with sorta-females with masculine tendencies, they’re just tomboys but that doesn’t change their role to gestate. I have heard somewhere that native Americans would have terms for men, feminine men, women, and masculine women. Can’t confirm tho.
Well spoken Mr west and I'm a medical doctor who agrees with you.
Dear Christopher. I am one of these people who was lost in this confusion on gender ideology. I am indeed growing on this path of becoming fully the man that god created me to be, and the message of the holy saint John Paul II has been the main driver in my conversion, communicated to me largely through your work. I just want you to know, the theology of the body institute, that your work is reaching people who have been lost, to love the lord, embrace our true identity and to strive to love as he has loved us. God bless you all.
Thank you for sharing and being vulnerable! God bless you too and please continue to go deeper into this beautiful teaching.
Thank you
OMG! You're still alive, Mr. West! I was in a high school class that was based on your lectures, all the way back in 2010.
Thank you! Everyone needs to hear this message!
Why people do not use "x/x" and "x/y" to define their gender identity? It's genetically verifiable, simple, practical and clear, no discrimination whatsoever.
Because we can use male and female.
Do you have a penis? Than you are a male. A vagina? Then a female. Its quite simple.
@@kristijangrgic9841 Some penises have xx, and vaginas have xy. Arguments like this completely forget how we've defined biological sex for ages: male, sorta male, sorta female, and female. Intersex, rare as it is, is rarely perfectly down the middle.
When you say “some” have penises with x/x, you do have to consider just how rare it is, perhaps so rare that it can simply be an abnormality, an exception that proves the rule.
And when it comes to male/sorta male etc, it seems that the sorta part comes with opposite sex tendencies, like feminine tendencies in a male, which is normally associated with females but doesn’t change the sorta-males role to inseminate as a male. Same with sorta-females with masculine tendencies, they’re just tomboys but that doesn’t change their role to gestate.
I have heard somewhere that native Americans would have terms for men, feminine men, women, and masculine women. Can’t confirm tho.
Probably because most people do not have a gender identity. I identify as a Me. I have real interests instead of "sexual/gender identity".
Praise Jesus and His Truth!
Thank you!!!