Gender Confusion

Mortification of Spin

Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals

Religion & Spirituality

4.4 • 853 Ratings

🗓️ 24 July 2019

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

Emily Zinos visits the bunker. Her Twitter description reads: “Woman, Wife, Mother, Catholic. I've given birth seven times; you don't scare me”. Emily has written an article addressing the latest transgender movement titled "Sex Is Better than Gender"; and the trio wants to dig into the topic a little deeper. Mrs. Zinos tells about how she got involved in the fight against gender identity ideology in the public school system, and why language plays a vital part in forwarding this social issue. The word "gender" is being used in different ways by different groups of people, but Emily breaks down the most frequent uses and offers a much better option to eliminate the gender confusion.You must listen to find out if a woman can still be a woman if she drives a truck and smokes cigars!The Paideia Center for Theological Writing, RTS Orlando, is giving away a number of free registrations for this coming Fall reading groups. Sign up to read the classics along with people all over the country!Show NotesHands Across the AisleWoman Means SomethingGender non-conformingNon-recommended book - My Princess BoyNon-recommended book - I Am JazzDr. John MoneyPrudence AllenSpy cam epidemic in South KoreaEmily has recommended and we’re giving away a book titled The Flesh Made Word by Daniel Moody. Register for the opportunity to win one!

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0:00.0	Well, today we're pleased to announce we have a special offer. Mike Allen, good friend of the podcast,
0:06.4	Professor at RTS in Orlando, is offering a number of free subscriptions to or membership of
0:15.0	his Pidea groups that run around the country each year are focused on studying classic texts from church
0:23.6	history with a view to promoting the basic Catholicity of the Protestant Reformed faith.
0:29.6	Next year they're going to be studying Gregor the Great's pastoral rule and Martin Boutzer
0:36.0	concerning the true care of souls.
0:38.3	And we have, as I say, a number of free registrations to offer if you go to our website
0:43.3	Mordification of Spin.org.
0:45.3	And you can see there that these groups are running around the country and online.
0:49.3	And I'm very pleased to be helping to organize one myself in Grove City next year.
0:55.7	So if you'd like to be involved in these excellent discussion groups,
1:00.3	if you want to learn more in depth about some classic texts of church history,
1:06.2	visit our website for a chance to get a free registration for one of the Paidea groups.
1:37.8	Welcome to Mortification of Spin, a casual conversation about things that count, with Carl Truman, Todd Pruitt, and Amy Bird.
1:43.1	Mortification of Spin is a weekly podcast from the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals.
1:45.7	Let's join this week's conversation. Welcome to Mordification of Spin. My name is Carl Truman. I'm a professor at Grove City College in
2:02.5	Western Pennsylvania, and I'm here with my usual co-hosts, Todd Pruitt, pastor of PCA Church in
2:08.8	Harrisonburg, Virginia, and Amy Bird, aka the housewife theologian. And today we have a special guest. She's a lady called Emily Zenos.
2:20.7	And she describes herself on her Twitter account as a woman, wife, mother, Catholic. I've given
2:27.8	birth seven times. You don't scare me. Fantastic Twitter handle, I have to say.
2:34.9	So welcome to the show, Emily.
2:37.2	Thank you so much for having me on.
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