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The NPS says otherwise, as I showed earlier. If you have some additional info, post it. Source?

That may be your opinion, but it's pretty clear from history that trans people have always been a part of humanity. And if you value freedom and liberty like I do, you accept that it means people are free to live and exist in ways you may not like. Some people believe it's abusive to take kids...

So there's nothing in scripture about medical care for trans people, as I've been saying.

It's the same page. Unfortunately, it looks like Barna's website is down or gone, so try this website that describes their results. https://www.thedisciplemakingparent.com/barnas-six-reasons-kids-leave-the-church/

I don't recall the word "gender" being in scripture at all. And I take it from your reply that you don't know of any scripture that addresses medical care for trans people.

No they don't. There's nothing in the federal law that says "except for families of the fallen". Why were Trump campaign officials even there in the first place if it had nothing to do with his campaign? And again, smiling and giving a thumbs up next to a fallen soldier's grave? Disgusting.

You should look at the Barna results too. And my opinion has a basis in the survey data, as I just showed. If you have additional info, please post it.

Could you direct me to the scripture that addresses medical care for trans people?

It doesn't matter who asked for the photo or any of that. They were told prior to going that staging photo ops in Section 60 of Arlington is against federal law, but they did it anyway. And giving a thumbs up next to a dead soldier's grave? Sick.

That's okay, I appreciate our discussion. It's certainly interesting to be a Bible believing Christian in today's secular culture.

Sure, no problem. This article sums up two of the surveys, and as you can see the actions and behaviors of Christians feature prominently (judgmental and hypocritical, not connecting with church members, too political)...

No one said he was wrong to attend. He broke federal law by staging a photo op next to a fallen soldier's grave in Section 60 of Arlington National Cemetery. He could have visited and done whatever he was going to do without breaking federal law and disrespecting our fallen troops and their...

It proves Trump violated federal law by staging a photo op at Arlington National Cemetery. And again, who gives a thumbs up next to a dead soldier's grave? Terrible.

No problem! Exactly! That's why we can't allow our personal views, political preferences, and the like to get in the way of the ultimate truth. Much better to set those other things and make sure we're helping to spread the Gospel. Very nicely put, and I agree 100%. :)

Yep. After my church shut down, I visited a few churches including one that I left pretty quickly for the same reason. I don't attend service to be told how to vote. It's really hard to say in a general sense, and I'm sure everyone has their own experiences and stories. Certainly we're not...

Something like this would be the end of most campaigns. Hopefully such blatant exploitation of fallen soldiers severely damages his.

You seem to have very real problems dealing with information that goes against what you want to be true, with your standard reflex upon encountering such info being to just say "nope". People have done surveys, including Christian groups, where they ask young people why they left. Is it your...

Always a good thing. :) Well, the survey data I've seen seems to show that they're leaving the faith because they see Christians as too political, too judgmental/hypocritical, anti-science, among other things. It's a problem, but the good thing is it's fixable.

Yesterday, Trump broke yet another federal law when he used Arlington National Cemetery for a campaign photo op. He posed next to a fallen soldier's grave, smiling and giving a thumbs up gesture (who the heck does that next to a grave? Is he happy the soldier died?) Federal law is extremely...

Sorry, but given the choice between your unsupported claims and the relevant medical experts, I'll side with the experts.