Does one have the right to changer his or her gender?
- LoliHeyposted 8 years ago
0Does one have the right to changer his or her gender?
Most definitely, God determines what gender you will be. Even if you are an atheist, you have to admit that something made you a man or a woman, with male or female parts. Is it up to you to decide you can be whatever you want to be? Is society always correct?
Hey austinstar, what's up
Comments need a vote function! You'd get the thumbs up from this trans girl, Austinstar
If someone gives you something (it's yours to do with as you please).
That goes for changing the color of your hair, breast augmentation, nose job, or even gender transition. Life is a (personal) journey!
I don't think being religious or atheist has any bearing on how on feels about them self or their internal desire to make changes.
One old adage is: You're responsible for your own happiness!(stifled laughter).....
again how do we say what's good and bad, what''s abominable and what's Okay? I'm just asking.........U know guys, honestly I was avoiding ever debating the issue of homosexuality on HP. There's just too much to say, and nothing that will change.
Anyone can do anything they want (granted).
even if its against nature or god, or any other standard
- PeterStipposted 8 years ago0
- candyhippieposted 8 years ago0
Good question. That is the reason why I don't use my real name. I don't even use my real first name. HP has always been a bit glitchy. I don't entirely trust them.
Considering the fact that I have a well-paying job, 2 degrees and can read journal articles without getting a headache, and hobbies more productive than picking on trans people, I think it's fine.
- Bronwyn Joy Ellioposted 8 years ago0
When you say "Does one have the right...?" what exactly do you mean by "the right?"
The God given rights referred to in the Declaration of Independence, which says people have “certain unalienable rights” with which we were endowed by our “Creator,” rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness?
This undoubtedly would come under the pursuit of happiness and since it doesn't infringe on anyone else's rights one can argue yes, one has the right to change his or her gender under the law.
Frankly, if one is an atheist and believes there is no creator then these certain unalienable rights endowed by our “Creator.” are not endowed by anyone with any power to endow anyone with any rights. So simply stated an atheist's "rights" are whatever they want to say they are, in that sense they are their own creator even though they believe they appeared on earth as the culmination of random chemical reactions which by accident appeared and eventually by chance evolved into what they call themselves, descendants of an apelike creature.
On the other hand there is the truth which is that there is a creator, an infinite omniscient, omnipresent, just, wise and loving, holy, perfect God of this universe who created mankind in his image. In 1 Corinthians 3:16 and 6:19 the Holy Spirit tells us that each individual person who trusts Jesus Christ to forgive his or her sins is a temple of God and the Holy Spirit dwells within us. If God the Holy Spirit dwells within us, then we are a temple of God – a fleshly one. The body of a Christian is a temple of God the Holy Spirit.
God warns us in 1 Cor. 6:18-20 that sexual sin is against one's own body. All other sins are outside the body that is, the temple of God.
So in conclusion, the truth is no matter how you look at it, even God has given us all free will and that means we can basically do whatever we want even if it is against His will, he hasn't created robots. But there is a difference between free will and a right. A right implies that it can be exercised without threat of punishment, persecution or judgement. On earth you may call gender transformation a right of the pursuit of happiness but In the world of the Creator, the I AM, who has revealed himself to us in His Word it is clearly a defilement of the temple of God if that person is a Christian (God help his/her eternal; soul if he/she isn't) and according to his word that is not a right without consequence of judgement.- Dragon 40posted 8 years ago0
- Sherry Thornburgposted 8 years ago0
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