Ask Pastor John On So-Called ‘Gender Pronoun Hospitality’
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Dec 2, 2024 The discussion dives into the complexities surrounding gender pronoun hospitality in church environments. It emphasizes the need for respectful dialogue while maintaining biblical truths. The speaker critiques the term 'gender,' advocating for 'sex' to clarify male and female distinctions. Additionally, they highlight the implications of transitioning and ten key concerns related to gender identity. Ultimately, there's an appeal for a return to traditional views on sexuality, stressing divine purpose and care.
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Using "You"
- When speaking directly to someone who identifies as transgender, use "you" instead of gendered pronouns.
- This can help navigate conversations respectfully without affirming or denying their identity.
Misleading Term
- The term "gender pronoun hospitality" is misleading because it connects hospitality with an unbiblical concept.
- True hospitality can coexist with honesty about one's beliefs.
Sex vs. Gender
- The word "gender" was introduced to distinguish it from biological sex, implying choice rather than givenness.
- Using "sex" instead of "gender" is more accurate when discussing male and female.
