OK--you are not listening and you are twisting what you do read.
This is a Christian forum--but all trangenders are not Christian. They can not achieve the perfection of spiritual oneness with God as you have. They have to do the best they can. I guess it's a matter of who we've met, and their level of contentment with their lot in life- I personally have not found an unhappy transgender, unless the unhappiness has been because they are not being accepted by those that matter to them. So maybe we both need to meet more of them?
I do wonder about the woman with the 12 year issue of blood that spent all her money on doctors trying to find a cure but couldn't, I do hope the issue of blood did not return after she was healed because she had not been contented with her self before she was healed. Or that poor cripple by the pool, waiting there for years, should have gone home and been contended with his lot, poor fool just kept looking for a cure instead, and I guess it's a good thing that Christ accidently healed him anyway. (Obviously couldn't be intentional healing as the poor guy had been wanting to be healed for years instead of being resigned to it.) You do not equate this with other medical problems, so that wouldn't be the same thing to you, I'm sure, so there again, there is no way of you seeing this in any other way than through the eyes of your own quite different dilemma.
Do you know who Christine Jorgensen was?? The first really public transgender back in 1951---she lived about another 38 years as female---and was never sorry about it, She died perfectly contented, as for being saved---don't know, not my place to judge that. I heard about her when I was around 12, thought it was the weirdest thing ever, but was intrigued and read more. Medical issues have always intrigued me. Have not met 1 single transgender person who has not been more than happy that they did it, and have not regretted it. I guess we'll find out eventually if Jenner is going to regret his decision, but for now, Caitlyn is giving a wonderful impression of being perfectly at peace with herself--and her mother, bless her, has come to terms with it and loves her--she misses Bruce, though.
Now--maybe someone needs to tell these people they're doing it all wrong and that they will never be happy with their decision.
http://www.answers.com/Q/How_many_people_in_this_world_are_transgender
If 1 in 1,000 is a transsexual who has had surgery, at least another 1 in 1,000 hasn't had the surgery but is in some way or another transgendered. Using the above calculation, 1,000,000 (1 million) men in the U.S. are transgendered, making it 1 in 500. If this applies worldwide (
broad assumption) then 14,000,000 (14 million) men worldwide are transgendered - not including women. Using the DSM IV's estimate of 3 : 1 (transsexuals) then 14,000,000 men and 4,666,000 women for a total guesstimate of
at least 18,666,000 transgendered persons worldwide.
My pastor once told me that for the unsaved, he hopes they find their happiness in this world, for that is all they will ever have and it seems a shame to be miserable on this earth and then end up in hell also---which is what will happen to most. He'd rather they be saved, but if not, then he had enough compassion for them to wish them all the peace and joy that this world has for them.
Like I said, you are not paying attention---I never said that if a child identifies with the opposite sex, then they are transgender. I said that transgenders don't wish they were the opposite sex, they feel they are. My friends child never said, I wish I were a boy, or I want to be a boy-----she said, very young---"I
am boy." That is all that I can say about this. Just presenting what I have found out through the years. You experience, is, obviously, different.