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Going with my last post, I don't have an issue with calling someone their transgender name vs. their birth name. I will also be using the pronouns applicable to your natural sex. To avoid being deemed "transphobic" in front of said person, I will be using "they" or their name when addressing from a pronoun-type standpoint.
Names I can't think of any. Perhaps the ex teacher is interpreting the dress like your gender scripture Dueteronmy 22:5 to include how one publicly identifies ones self?
Who knows? Yet like those religious people who expect others to follow their beliefs, I'm sure he picks and chooses and is breaking all sorts of rules etc. Compassion is suppose to be a virtue.
Going with my last post, I don't have an issue with calling someone their transgender name vs. their birth name. I will also be using the pronouns applicable to your natural sex. To avoid being deemed "transphobic" in front of said person, I will be using "they" or their name when addressing from a pronoun-type standpoint.
Why not make it easy on everyone. Just ask them what they prefer?
Where in the Bible is being transgender prescribed as a sin? A gay trans person would be completely in line with the conservative interpretations of the bible.
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