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Huffington Post Irrevently Calls Jesus "The First Transgender Man”

05 16 , 20:51 Filed in: News
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Have you ever read something so offensive, vile, and downright satanic? Well, I have and no, it wasn't on the Satanic Church's website but rather the socially accepted Huffington Post. Now before I continue, am I saying everyone who works in the Huffington Post subscribes to Satanic beliefs? Of course not but the Huffington Post's management team knew exactly what they were doing when they allowed Suzanne Marie DeWitt Hall to write, “Jesus: The First Transgender Man”. Ms. Hall begins by attacking traditionally minde (or in this case, 'conservative') Christians on sexual morality and our misconception in understanding God's infinite possibilities of creation. You've heard rhetoric before, 'X' exists today so therefore God created it and it is good.' To a certain extent, this is true however holy scripture from Old to New Testament has ALWAYS condemned sodomy (and sodomite way of thinking) to be grave sin [Leviticus 20:13, Genesis 19, Romans 1:26-27, & 1 Timothy 8-10]. Because that is exactly where this mental illness of Transgenderism stems from, homosexuality. She also takes her war against truth by disgustingly disorienting the interpretation of holy scripture. Hall takes to taking out of context the book of Genesis calling Eve the first transgender woman as she was taken out of man thus making her in some sick way, man-like. In the same way, she connects Eve's 'transgender' nature with Christ Himself by irreverently saying,
“The first couple’s (Adam and Eve) refusal to cooperate is turned around by Mary’s yes, and the second act of cloning occurs. The Holy Spirit comes upon the second Eve, and the child takes flesh from her and is born. Born of her flesh. Born with XX chromosome pairing. Born genetically female, and yet trans-formed into man.”
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