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Jesus Christ didn't need no Y chromosome to be a man and neither does any other proud Christian man!
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this post was submitted on 29 Jul 2024
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Two XX chromosomes = biological female, XY chromosomes = biological male. If jesus had no father, he couldn't have Y chromosome, so he couldn't be a man, which is conservative argument against trans people.
Cool idea, but probably too smart for people who argue that chromosomes and gender are the same thing. Besides, if you already believe in god and magic, then saying that Y chromosome appeared out of thin air isn't that far off.
Well, we country people have our own homespun wisdom, and I do admit it may be beyond some city-slicking folks' abilities to comprehend. But the fact that Jesus Christ our lord and saviour was transgender is not that complicated. He told us that our faith could move mountains, and sure enough, it was our faith in Him that made Him a man. Just as it is our faith that makes anyone a man, woman, or nonbinary. It ain't no fancy cell culture under a microscope that tells anybody who they really are.
I think your logic proves that the Father and/or the Holy Ghost are male.