Embrace, Don’t Affirm – Podcast

Embrace, Don’t Affirm – Podcast

MUST HAVE BOOK BY ABIGAIL SHRIER

Shrier is a graduate of Columbia College who went on to earn a bachelor of philosophy degree from the University of Oxford and a JD from Yale Law School.  Her book Irreversible Damage: The Transgender Craze Seducing Our Daughters was named a “best book” by The Economist and The Times of London. [2020, 2021]

The reviewer in the Times of London says:

“Irreversible Damage….has caused a storm. Abigail Shrier, a Wall Street Journal writer, does something simple yet devastating: she rigorously lays out the facts.”

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Love Refuses To Affirm Confusion

The Detransition Diaries

Our women are being harmed by Transgenderism and Queer Theory. Read about it here:

https://4w.pub/detransition-diaries/

We must speak the truth about this.

We must love confused people. Their confusions are real. And should be understood compassionately. But we won’t be loving them if we agree with their confusions.

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As a Classic Christian I encourage everyone to “Embrace, Don’t Affirm.”

Individuals with a Gender Identity Disorder (Gender-Dysphoria) need Truth-filled Love. Please read this post for more details.

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Christian Love Refuses To Affirm Confusion

Child Services Investigates Mom For Celebrating Daughter’s Desistance

Benjamin Boyce does another long form “calmversation” with a mother and daughter who received a visit from Child Protective Services of Illinois after transactivist internet trolls called CPS and claimed the mother was abusing her child.

Last week Brette celebrated her daughter Anna's desistance from a trans identity. Brette's tweet went viral & was picked up by radical activists who sent her abuse, death threats, & even called Child Services. Brette and Anna share their story about pandemic depression, internet contagion, and self acceptance.

I’m glad my mother didn’t let me mutilate my body.

Anna

Well worth your time. Parents, don’t give in, if your child hates his or her body. Hold fast to the reality of embodied existence.


Companion Posts

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Love Cannot Affirm Confusion, But It Can Embrace