A recent article shares the details of a family that is suing the state of South Carolina for performing unnecessary sex reassignment surgery on a 16 month old toddler. The article states: ”‘The doctors knew that sex assignment surgeries on infants … poses a significant risk of imposing a gender that is ultimately rejected by the patient,’ attorneys claim in the suit…’That was a permanent, irreversible decision that was not theirs to make.’”
This child was born with male and female sexual organs and doctors decided to remove the male organs and essential make the child a female. Here’s the logical result of creating a culture of fluid sexuality. People become quick to make decisions that have lasting implications and could even be a mistake. Now, at 8 years old, this child has decided he wants to be a boy. Truly I feel sorry for this child as his sexuality was forced on him, rather than being allowed to grow into it. Will he now face unwanted same-sex attractions? Will he feel isolated for wanting to be a boy after being raised as a girl for 8 years? This is what happens when sexuality becomes fluid and people act as if it can be changed as easily as a light bulb. Click here for original article.
About Nathan Cherry
Nathan Cherry is the chief editor and blogger for the Engage Family Minute blog, the official blog of the FPCWV. He serves also as the Regional Development Coordinator as a liaison to the pastor's of West Virginia. He is a pro-life, pro-traditional marriage, pro-religious freedom conservative. He is also a husband, father, pastor, author, musician, and follower of Jesus Christ.
In light of other events that have taken the national spotlight over recent weeks, the Boy Scouts and their looming decision over whether or not to lift a long-standing ban on homosexuals in the BSA has been largely ignored. But as the national meeting in May creeps closer you can bet the conversation will be revived for both sides of the issue.
March, 26, 2013, began much like any other day. The sun came up. It was a morning of dreary rain/snow and clouds in Parkersburg, but was that all there would be at the end of the day? Certainty cannot say for a few more months.
The Live Action Blog published an article last week worth reading. It is a recount of Steven Aden’s “Top 10 Reasons Against Roe v. Wade” presentation. No need for me to further comment, read his reasons below.
You don’t have time to read every article on the groundbreaking SCOTUS/ObamaCare decision that took place this week. Neither do we. But we have compiled a list of a dozen or so that we believe will be worth perusing to make sure you fully understand the issue, the decision, and the implications of the decision for us all. We hope this brings you up to speed and that you pass them on to others that need to see them. (To read the full article simply click the title of the article.)
Martinsburg, WV – At the risk of sounding like I’m beating a dead horse – though I suppose I would not be the only one – there’s more good news coming from the Komen decision to defund Planned Parenthood. It is important news because it relates to another ongoing struggle that pro-lifers are slowly but surely winning: stem cell research.
