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All right, we are back and I'm in the middle of responding to a very

interesting question one that I don't recall ever having been asked before

and this came in from Owen listening in lacrosse Wisconsin so thanks again

Owen for sending this to me I haven't heard this question asked before I

haven't had a chance to consult say St., and I'm kind of winging it based upon

what I think the answer is.

And it's really a metaphysical question because Owen puts it this way.

What about those people who argue for in favor of the transgender movement in which they say that they're the

reality of who they are internally in their minds is not reflected outwardly by their bodies.

So a man who believes he's really a woman on the inside and yet he has male characteristics

because he is a man on the outside.

Isn't it the same or they're claiming that it's really the same as transubstantiation,

which is the biblical doctrine that Jesus proclaimed in John chapter 6 that I am the bread

of life, he says, my flesh is real food, my blood is real drink.

He who eats my flesh and drinks my blood has life within me.

And at the last supper, he said, as he took the bread in his hands, he says, this is my body.

Not this will remind you of my body, or this is like my body, or this is the symbol of my body.

He says mysteriously, this is my body. And the chalice of wine, he says, this is the symbol of my body. He says mysteriously, this is my body and the chalice of wine.

He says, this is my blood. St. Paul speaks at length about this as well in 1st,

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