no you did not, but proving you lied about what you offered as evidence isn't that big a deal. The problem here is that all the definitions are scientific that boil down to the dictionary definition I offered, thus you have failed to defend your claim...shame on you for attacking others for what you yourself do so easily and willingly.
You haven't even established you have ever asked me. I've spoken of phenotype, genotype and gender several times here.
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let's look Websters definition of male is here (too long to cut and paste in that it gives all possible meanings, but notice that it always refers to the male who is able to produces gametes, you know, in humans the man as counter to the woman just as scripture defines men and woman.
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/male '
Same dictionary, female...notice again how specific it is and how limiting in it's meaning
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/female
Now, here is the real thing, none of the definitions supports what you keep trying to assert and all of them support my claim and I was the one who presented evidence, evidence you refused to present to back up your claims...is that because you can't back up your claim?
You have yet to back up your accusation that you have ever asked me to back it up with dictionary definitions.
However, regardless of your accusation lacking any support at this time:
Phenotype: the set of observable characteristics of an individual resulting from the interaction of its genotype with the environment.
Genotype: the genetic constitution of an individual organism.
Gender: the behavioral, cultural, or psychological traits typically associated with one sex
A phenotypical male would be someone with the physical sex of male.
A genotypical male would be one with XY chromosomes.
A gendered male would be one with the behavioral, cultural or psychological traits typical of a male.
You've provided definitions and so have I. Given that I have referenced there being a phenotype, genotype and gender involved 5 times outside of this topic, you cannot say I've never provided those before. Since there are clearly more than one way to define male and female, my point is satisfied.
Interestingly, the definition you cite about males producing gametes means that children cannot be males and sterile men are not males. Clearly that cannot be the only definition of male.
I asked for a link to where you have ever asked me for these definitions and .... nothing?
