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God, on the other hand, is not a disgruntled, unemployed teenager on Tumblr.

The thing about non-binary is that if it were a real thing, which it definitely isn't, it would be a part of the biological system that God created.

God transcends the system that he creates.

Tallarico is basically arguing that God transcends the system by being a part of it and subject to it, which makes no sense.

But anyway, non-binary is not part of the system.

It's a made-up concept, made up by humans, not by God.

not the God who created us male and female and thought that that fact was so important to get across to us that it's one of the very first things we're told in the Bible.

What James Tallarico is doing, and he's not being very subtle about it, is bringing Gnostic heresy to the mainstream.

He wants to convince Democrats that they can still consider themselves to be Christians even as they support the murder, sterilization, and castration of children.

He wants to convince Democrats that they can still consider themselves to be Christians even as they deliberately unleash violent criminals on innocent men, women, and children.

He wants to convince Democrats they can still consider themselves Christians even as they reject every core tenet of Christianity.

The Gnostic element is, I think, important to emphasize here.

Gnostics are heretics who believe that the physical world is evil.

They don't believe that Jesus' resurrection changed anything.

They believe in total separation of the soul and the body.

It's a heresy that underlies a lot of trans ideology, actually, and it's what Tallarico promotes in his fake sermons at his satanic temple masquerading as a church.

Watch.

Well, it's hard to know where to begin with this.

The so-called Gospel of Thomas, which wasn't written until the mid-second century and which wasn't actually written by Thomas or anyone who knew Thomas or anyone who knew someone who knew Thomas, is a collection of Gnostic heresies.

Really, it's a collection of disconnected and incoherent statements that contradict the actual Gospels, which is why it's not in the Bible.