Please try to clear these issues up with sound doctrine.

There are really two issues here: 1) transgendered people and 2) the intersexed (new term) or hermaphrodites (older term).

I don't have an official diagnosis, and often with intersex condition, that's the case.

The best I could get is gonadal dysgenesis, which is a fancy way of saying that my gonads (would-be ovaries or testes in the womb) never developed into anything.

Thank you, Daniel Yours is an intriguing question, Daniel, about which I unfortunately know nothing.

So I've asked one of our Reasonable Faith volunteers who has done some thinking in this area to address your question.

Since I don't produce natural estrogen, I take daily hormones to maintain healthy bones, sexual health, and emotional health.

To get to the point, what is the moral thing to do for a hermaphrodite? If they decide to engage in a relationship, how will they determine which sex to date? I am well aware of what the bible has to say about engaging in homosexual activity, but would it be considered moral for someone who has both reproductive organs to choose which gender to date?

Does a hermaphrodite know their true sexual identity? I hope you can provide a Christian perspective on this matter because this question has troubled me for quite some time.

No wonder so many people think they were born gay, lesbian, or transgendered!

They can’t remember all the way back to birth when the messages they received about who they were, had yet to be delivered.