With a woman at a look at culture from a Christian worldview, I'm John Stone Street with the point.

Many critics of transgender ideology today argue that the T and the LGBTQ acronym doesn't

fit with the other letters.

JK Rowling, for example, who often makes the news for opposing transgender ideology, has

argued that it isn't just pitted against women, it's pitted against the same sex attracted.

Well, the conflict in the acronym is real, a significant part of the transgender movement

is about men taking the place of women and teaching girls they're born wrong, neither

of which that's well with the owls.

And there are Gs who believe that many kids who are so-called born gay are instead being

treated as if they're trans.

But look, the L, the G and the T do have one thing in common, fundamentally rejecting

the human body.

In their view, biological sex and sexual complementarity are accidental, not essential to who we are.

In fact, so much of our culture is about rejecting the body, abortion, so-called medical aid

and dying transhumanism.

Part of our Christian witness today is that our bodies, though broken, are good gifts of

God.

On Stone Street.