Liberal Protestant churches proclaim 'holiness' of transgenderism, rebuke Catholic bishops

Michie · 2025-11-14T09:42:35-0600

Several liberal Protestant and Jewish denominations declared transgenderism "holy" this week in direct rebuke of a vote by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) to bar transgender procedures in Catholic healthcare facilities.

"During a time when our country is placing their lives under increasingly serious threat, there is a disgraceful misconception that all people of faith do not affirm the full spectrum of gender — a great many of us do," read the Wednesday statement, which included signatures of leaders from The Episcopal Church, the Presbyterian Church (USA), the United Church of Christ (UCC), the Unitarian Universalist Association, the Union for Reform Judaism, an association of Quakers and others.

“Let it be known instead that our beloveds are created in the image of God — Holy and whole," the statement said of transgender-identifying individuals.

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Liberal Protestant churches proclaim 'holiness' of transgenderism, rebuke Catholic bishops

A group of liberal Protestant and Jewish denominations issued a statement Wednesday affirming transgenderism as holy in repudiation of the U S Conference of Catholic Bishops, which voted the same day

www.christianpost.com

PloverWing · 2025-11-14T12:58:23-0600

As a slight correction to the headline, I don't see "transgenderism" or any other "ism" being labelled as holy in the statement. I see people being labelled as being holy, sacred, and in the image of God.

RamiC · 2025-11-14T13:45:19-0600

I do not quite see what the Christian Post is claiming, they do appear to be saying that the human beings are beloved of God, and maybe I missed it, but I did not see a clear rebuke of the Catholic Hospitals in the article either. It read to me more like just an invitation to certain people, to let people know that there are faith based communities which will be welcoming. Most of the one's that I can see listed would not count as Christian, and if the two that I saw - Episcopalian and Prebytarian, wished to sign the statement that is their choice.

The Roman Catholic Church and it's medical facilities should be permitted to conduct their services in accordance with their own moral values. If they were being rebuked for deciding to do so, I would be worried, because everyone likes freedom of conscience, and to make a medical proffessional cause death, or conduct treatments which they personally believe are cruel, would be horrifying.

Editing to add the UCC as Christians - I missed that one.

RileyG · 2025-11-14T14:38:57-0600

PloverWing said:
As a slight correction to the headline, I don't see "transgenderism" or any other "ism" being labelled as holy in the statement. I see people being labelled as being holy, sacred, and in the image of God.

Indeed! We are made holy by our baptism.

RileyG · 2025-11-14T14:39:58-0600

Michie said:
Several liberal Protestant and Jewish denominations declared transgenderism "holy" this week in direct rebuke of a vote by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) to bar transgender procedures in Catholic healthcare facilities.

"During a time when our country is placing their lives under increasingly serious threat, there is a disgraceful misconception that all people of faith do not affirm the full spectrum of gender — a great many of us do," read the Wednesday statement, which included signatures of leaders from The Episcopal Church, the Presbyterian Church (USA), the United Church of Christ (UCC), the Unitarian Universalist Association, the Union for Reform Judaism, an association of Quakers and others.

“Let it be known instead that our beloveds are created in the image of God — Holy and whole," the statement said of transgender-identifying individuals.

Continued below.

Liberal Protestant churches proclaim 'holiness' of transgenderism, rebuke Catholic bishops

A group of liberal Protestant and Jewish denominations issued a statement Wednesday affirming transgenderism as holy in repudiation of the U S Conference of Catholic Bishops, which voted the same day

www.christianpost.com

If they’re holy and whole, mutilating their bodies would be sacrilegious. We are all broken, all need for repentance and the gospel! IMHO

calicocat · 2025-11-14T19:10:20-0600

"The holiness of sin," "redemption through sin" and "the holy s*tan" are Sabbatean (Jewish satanist) terms. The actively reject the entire holy Torah, but also the entire rabbinical tradition.

Reform Judaism was founded by theistic satanists.

I suspect their longtime involvement in the pride movement, as the rabbinical tradition teaches that gay marriage and that between different kinds(exact meaning debated) was the final straw before the Flood of Noah and that even the worst of the B'nai Noah don't write marriage licenses for man with man. Hence the very meaningful logo.

(I saw a troon rabbi in the Israel times actually quote one of their mottos: "“Kinderlach (children), redemption will only come through transgression,” she[sic] tells them." https://www.timesofisrael.com/from-...film-depicts-journey-of-a-jewish-law-breaker/ )

They believe in forcing the coming of Moshiach (who in Kabbalah is a serpent emerging from the pit to behead Christians and make a "sacred economy only the virtuous will be able to participate in" and their Moshiach's number is 6-6-6.) Filling the world with evil sin badly God is forced to send redemption is a core tenet based on the Talmudic belief Moshiach will come when the world is completely either evil or good.

Christian support for pride might wane if more people realized certain aspects of the movement are meant to goad Him into sending the apocalypse.

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Liberal Protestant churches proclaim 'holiness' of transgenderism, rebuke Catholic bishops

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