Stand to Reason Weekly Podcast Greg Reflects on the Passage of Time on His 75th Birthday
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Jun 18, 2025 On his 75th birthday, Greg introspects on the passage of time and personal growth. He navigates the complexities of biological sex, questioning how the SRY gene plays a role for those with XX chromosomes. The discussion shifts to contemporary church music, where he critiques modern styles in favor of traditional hymns. Finally, he delves into whether Old Testament stories should be viewed as allegory or historical accounts, sparking a thought-provoking exploration of faith and divine authority.
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Greg's Reflection on Aging
- Greg Koukl reflects on reaching age 75 and the feeling of time passing faster with age.
- He shares his recent surgeries and desire to remain productive and active in his later years.
Biological Sex Defined by Gametes
- There are only two biological sexes determined by the two types of gametes: sperm and eggs.
- Sex is not determined by chromosomes alone but ultimately by the presence of the SRY gene that triggers male development.
Sexual Ambiguity and Bisexual Reproduction
- Sex ambiguity rarely arises from underdeveloped sexual organs or genetic variations, but the body remains distinctly male or female.
- Being biologically bisexual means reproduction involves two distinct sexes, not multiple sexes.
