Last time in episode 357, you addressed actor Laverne Cox, who was born a boy.

He has now chosen to take on a female identity.

Cox appears on the cover of the June 9 issue of Time magazine.

In the last podcast, you talked about the principles of Romans 1 and nature, but we need

to make this even more personal.

Pastor John, what would you say to a young man or a woman who is considering a sex change

operation?

And for a variety of reasons, the transgender option appeals to them.

Now you're sitting across the table from them.

What do you say?

Right.

Yeah, it is absolutely right that I get to that question because last time I just tried

to do foundational stuff.

And I believe those foundational things are absolutely essential in coming to terms

with who we are in our anatomy and our chromosomes and then in our identity.

So let's suppose the person says, okay, Piper, I listened and I've always felt that way.

I don't feel good about this.

I believe it's wrong for me to try to get a sex change operation or whatever.

What am I supposed to do with these unbelievably strong desires that I have?

What about me and the fact that I feel like a woman, even though I have a male body or

I feel like a man, even though I have a female body, what am I supposed to do?

And before I give my council, I really need to insert here a reality that I'm not talking

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