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I want you to do me a favor.

I wrote something yesterday.

I want you to have at hand.

The New York Times offices have been protested by transgender activists.

One of the things that these activists are saying to the New York Times is that the New York Times has embraced pseudoscience to attack the transgender community.

Now, you've got to follow along with this.

Ask yourself, what is the pseudoscience the New York Times has embraced?

According to the transgender advocates, the pseudoscience embraced by the New York Times is that men have an XY chromosome pattern and women have an XX.

The thing you have to appreciate about the transgender advocates of America and the Western world is how quickly they have moved field goals.

Three years ago, they said sex is immutable and gender is a social construct that is changeable.

Today, both sex and gender are changeable. Constructs of

society. In just three years, we've gone from there are men and women biologically, but there

are men and women who can change as a social construct in gender to it's all changeable.

The New York Times is being attacked for publishing pseudoscience against transgenderism,

and that pseudoscience is basic biology, the idea that men have an XY chromosome pattern and women have an XX.

That's actually like well-settled biological science that now the transgender advocates are calling

pseudoscience and their science is that it's all fungible.

It's all changeable.

I wrote about this this weekend. I want you to have a copy of it. If you text data to 33777, you can click the second link. My point in the piece that I wrote is that take theology out of it. You do not have to make a religious argument.

A lot of Christians are prone to say,

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