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Male, Female, Other?: A Catholic Guide to Understanding Gender - Jason Evert - Chastity Project (Paperback)
Few words today generate as much controversy as “gender.”
Students, parents, and educators are asking:
- How many genders are there?
- What if my daughter says she’s trans?
- Do some people have an intersex brain?
- Should I use their preferred pronouns?
- Is gender a social construct?
- Does surgery prevent suicide?
- Are puberty blockers safe?
- What if I experience gender dysphoria?
In Male, Female, Other? Jason Evert addresses the most common claims of gender theory and shows how to respond with charity and clarity.
If you care about someone who identifies as trans and don’t know how to respond, or you experience gender dysphoria and wonder what God’s plan is for you, you’ll find the answers inside.
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A valuable contribution to the conversation
One of the biggest cultural issues currently facing Catholics is how to minister to the growing number of people who identify as part of the LGBT community in a compassionate and loving way while remaining faithful to the Church’s teaching that God created us male and female. As the issue has exploded over the past few years there has been a noticeable lack in solid Catholic resources. However, Jason Evert’s new book Male, Female, Other? is a valuable contribution to the conversation. I hope those who struggle with the Church’s teachings in this area will give the book a chance as it may help them understand that the Church’s teaching is not a rejection of their identity but a truly compassionate call for them to rediscover who God made them to be.
