While I agree that Christianity is flawed from the get-go and that you’re probably right about what the bible authors would think about trans people, I still can’t keep myself from pointing out the glaring holes in church doctrine. The people who wrote the bible, especially the old testament, would probably stone someone to death if they explained current Christianity to them.
Arguably, pointing out the raging bigotry of “this isn’t explicitly in the bible, I just made it up myself” and “this IS in the bible, but I chose to ignore it” would make people aware of how absurd Christianity is and reconsider their beliefs, but in reality that’s probably not at all how belief works.
While I agree that Christianity is flawed from the get-go and that you’re probably right about what the bible authors would think about trans people, I still can’t keep myself from pointing out the glaring holes in church doctrine. The people who wrote the bible, especially the old testament, would probably stone someone to death if they explained current Christianity to them.
Arguably, pointing out the raging bigotry of “this isn’t explicitly in the bible, I just made it up myself” and “this IS in the bible, but I chose to ignore it” would make people aware of how absurd Christianity is and reconsider their beliefs, but in reality that’s probably not at all how belief works.