What is gender dysphoria and its common expressions? (4)
Prof. Cory Griess articulates a Protestant Reformed theological perspective on gender dysphoria by grounding gender in biblical creation ordinances and God-given social roles tied to biological sex. The article argues that gender roles are not merely cultural constructs but divinely ordained callings revealed in Scripture, particularly in the contexts of marriage, family, and church life. This resource applies Reformed doctrine to contemporary ethical and pastoral questions regarding gender identity.
Sex and gender are one The teaching of Scripture is that gender is inextricably bound to one's biological sex. The proper relation between sex and gender is that gender is the proper social expression of one's sex. The Scriptures know of two genders, and both are determined not by one's feelings but by one's sex. That God created gender to be an expression of one's sex is implied in what we saw in the previous article, "male and female created He them." Yet, the Scriptures go on to...
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