How Many Here Know What A Woman Is And What A Man Is?

@EarthGirl
Who's arguing? I just asked a question.

@EarthGirl Numbers have nothing to do with it, and is offsubject. It's both inaccurate and unfair, to label individual's opinions, as worthless. That's the way we learn and grow here.

It's about gender identity, a key factor in the evolving individual and societal understanding of what it means to be a man or a woman. I could be wrong, but it's my understanding that these days, that seems to involve confusion about an internal sense of being male, female, both, neither, or somewhere else along the gender spectrum.

The Bible defines a woman and a man based on creation, specifically stating that God created humanity as male and female. This distinction is not a social construct, but rather a divinely instituted reality. While both genders are created in God's image and are equal in value, the Bible emphasizes distinct, yet complementary roles for men and women.

@GodSpeed63

Your argument: "Without God people can't tell what a woman is and what a man is."

My argument: Disbelievers in God can easily see what men and women are and tell their traditional roles, and those that believe in God have the same percentage of gender and role benders in their ranks. Belief registers no effect here. To claim otherwise is deceitful.

@EarthGirl
Please list the alleged gender and roll benders in believers ranks, and what percentage. What is your source of expertise? What makes you think churches have a problem with role identity? Churches take their doctrine about this subject straight from God's word. No problem.