Questions and Ethics: How do you disciple a repentant transgendered person?

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Russell Moore

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

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🗓️ 2 May 2014

⏱️ 6 minutes

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Russell Moore counsels pastors and church leaders on how to lovingly disciple transgendered persons who have come to faith in Christ. The post Questions and Ethics: How do you disciple a repentant transgendered person? appeared first on Russell Moore. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	This episode is brought to you in part by the Table Podcast from the Hendrix Center at Dallas Theological Seminary.
0:05.5	I'm Darryl Bach one of the hosts and I invite you to join us as we discuss issues of God and culture,
0:10.5	which includes anything and everything.
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0:30.0	understandable, and accessible to all.
0:32.6	Visit where you're from.org for more information.
0:35.6	That's where YA from.org.
0:38.6	Welcome to questions and ethics with Russell Moore, where we apply the Gospel of
0:46.7	the Kingdom to cultural issues and your questions about the Christian life.
0:57.0	Today's question is, walk us through how to counsel someone
0:59.0	who has undergone gender reassignment surgery
1:02.0	and has now come to Christ. So help us
1:03.5	think through what repentance looks like for someone in that situation.
1:06.2	Ask my students at Southern Seminary about four years ago in their final exam.
1:11.0	No, that that's an important issue and go in their final exam. No.
1:13.0	That's an important issue, and one of the reasons
1:16.5	that it is important to me is because one of the most
1:19.4	enlightening things that ever happened on that issue for me
1:22.1	was giving that question as a
1:23.7	final exam when I was a professor at Southern seminary and having the fact that
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