This web page offers an answer to the following question.
Please describe the moral code you follow.
The thought here is if a person has trouble naming their moral code, they haven’t put much thought into where their perceptions and beliefs originate. If very few Christians, Jews, Hindus, Muslims and followers of other foundational moral codes develop transgender imbalance while almost all cases of transgender imbalance are among followers of custom moral codes, then it is logical that the type of moral code a person follows influences the chances they will come to perceive they have transgender imbalance. All moral codes that aren’t foundational moral codes are custom moral codes.
The following video explains the three types of moral codes a person can follow. It also proposes excessive encouragement from the rainbow moral code is causing the increase in cases of transgender imbalance and other detrimental effects.
If statistics were available to prove the correlation between a person’s moral code and their chances of developing transgender imbalance, what would they show? If some moral codes are more resistant to developing transgender imbalance that does indicate that the source of transgender imbalance is more likely to be an acquired condition instead of a physical condition. If it is acquired, it can be cured by mental health professionals.
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