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    Pronoun Change as Christian?

    Thank you, that’s honestly very kind of you
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    Pronoun Change as Christian?

    honestly, being female bothers me, or even being called a girl, but i know God made me female for a reason, so I should keep that. I want the pronouns shift because I think “she/they” shows I’m female, but also shows I’m not tied to it. ”they/them” are pronouns used to refer to someone...
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    Pronoun Change as Christian?

    You make a good point, thank you
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    Pronoun Change as Christian?

    You are absolutely correct
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    Pronoun Change as Christian?

    My apologies, it is a flawed analogy. Yes, He has paid, but we can refuse to to accept that He paid, and try to pay it ourselves. There is no need, of course. God gives us a choice, because He gave humans free will. He wants us to choose for ourselves what we will do
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    Pronoun Change as Christian?

    ...American isn’t a language
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    Pronoun Change as Christian?

    This is true, you can’t have one without the other
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    Pronoun Change as Christian?

    Technically, no, English doesn’t. Many other languages do, however, such as most Latin American languages. So, this generation, does what to do with it, it’s just not used in English. As for the apple debate, I am not a horticulturist, so I’m just going to stick with “an” and “the” for now
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    Pronoun Change as Christian?

    Agreed, usually it’s ”an” or “the” but the apple can reproduce due to the seeds, so technically, yes, an apple could be “she”
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    Pronoun Change as Christian?

    Yes, I understand what you’re trying to convey, my apologies. I was confused because ”she” is singular and “apples” is plural.
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    Pronoun Change as Christian?

    I’m sorry, apples are ’she’?? Apples are inanimate objects. Jesus is male, so His pronouns are “He/Him”
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    Pronoun Change as Christian?

    Maybe this will help: let’s say you and a friend are at a restaurant. You both have finished eating and the bill comes, and its expensive. Your friend says they’ll pay for the meal. You now have a choice: you pay or your friend pays for both meal. By refusing to believe(or accept) that Jesus...
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    Pronoun Change as Christian?

    Please don’t think me rude, but whether or not you are female is not the issue and is somewhat irrelevant. I personally know both males and females who want/use different pronouns. I do not wish to be referred to as ‘it’ either but some do, that is their personal choice.
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    Pronoun Change as Christian?

    I’m not saying it is. But God has created rules and guidance for us on the earth so we don’t get sucked into it. I want to honour God and I don’t always know what to do, the same is true for others, that’s part of why CC exists
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    Pronoun Change as Christian?

    Honestly, it’s the same issue, but I don’t want to change to non-binary pronouns because I know God made me the right gender. If I was supposed to be male, He would have made me male. By using “she/they”, I feel that I’m keeping my female identity but not being tied so closely to it. And yes, as...
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    Pronoun Change as Christian?

    I think I understand, thank you for your help!
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    Pronoun Change as Christian?

    Even though it’s “she/they”, it’s still hiding the truth?
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    Pronoun Change as Christian?

    I’m not sure. I’ve had a few Christian friends do it and they’re comfortable with it, but I don’t want to change just because they did. That line of thinking can go south very fast. The pronouns have bothered me for a while and I feel like it shouldn’t, maybe I’m being picky.
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    Pronoun Change as Christian?

    I believe Jesus died on the cross. By doing so, He took the punishment for my sins and went to hell in my place. His death is significant because He is the only one who could walk out, and He did. If I don’t believe(or accept) that, I’m taking my sins back, and paying for them myself and I...