Christian, Muslims, and the Transgender Debate

by Dr. Tim Orr

Christians and Muslims should have compassion for people who struggle with gender dysphoria and reach out to them in love. However, it has become abundantly clear that the LBGTQ+ political activism has expanded its vision of its goal. Recently, this activist group has added two letters, T and Q, for "trans" and "queer" people. The acceptance of trans people, on their terms, demands that one ascribe to the idea that gender identity differs from the sex assigned at birth. This idea must be accepted despite what one's religious views might be. Indeed, the normalization of the statement "I feel like a woman trapped in a man's body," which seems weird to many Christians and Muslims and even perceived as detrimental to society, is becoming the norm. In this talk, I offer

 In this talk, I explain why this issue is so prevalent in American and British society. I believe five movements have worked their way into American and British culture and are now well-established to help bring the sexual revolution we see today.