Xander Moricz

And what he told us through John 16, 12 is that I cannot bestow all knowledge upon you now.

you will learn more, you will experience more, and you will develop.

Women have rights now, and even in the New Testament, they were disrespected, belittled, and they were not given these rights.

And so what we're seeing is that we as people are imperfect beings.

And the more that we develop our understanding, educate ourselves, meet new people, and follow the most important law, which is to love one another.

And second of all, no, the important point about your sentence.

And people are affirming transgenderism.

People are affirming the gay people.

So what is changing?

That's changing.

And as we see that happening, we see less suicide, less depression, less anxiety.

Amongst queer and trans people who are affirmed and receive gender-affirming care, suicide rates don't go up.

Amongst young people in a failing country with a failing healthcare system that denies them mental care.

That's so wrong.

No, mental...

Health care is the reason suicide rates are going up.

There's no access to it in the United States.

Gender affirming care is proven to lower suicide rates.

What you said about that one sentence in the Bible that we have to go back to, the reason I believe we shouldn't murder people is because it's in clear alignment with God's greatest rule, love everyone.

Hating LGBTQ plus people is in clear contradiction.