In a spiritual war, terminology is always a potent weapon. For example, introducing the terms “transgender imbalance” and “transgender body” makes it possible to ask the following question about the existing “trans rights” terminology.
Does developing transgender imbalance grant an athlete a “trans right” to show up for a sports competition in a male or transgender body instead of a female body?
The new terminology makes it possible for a “female” athlete to show up to a competition in a transgender body. A “female” athlete can’t show up to a competition in a transgender body if there is no term “transgender body” in the English language. Pointing out that an individual has “transgender imbalance” isn’t possible if there are no words to describe transgender imbalance.
Terminology is important, which is why it makes sense that the most significant contribution anyone can make to help open productive conversations on abortion and “trans rights” is to help make new terminology such as “transgender imbalance” and “God’s Inalienable Choice” as well-known as the term “transgender human.”
If you don’t know what transgender imbalance and transgender bodies are yet, please click here.
If you don’t know what the “birthright” of God’s Inalienable Choice is yet, please click here.
The term “transgender personal responsibility” would also be useful terminology to make widely accepted. For more on practicing personal responsibility with transgender imbalance, please visit the web page that can be accessed by clicking here.
The term “perception human” will prove useful for those who wonder what kind of perception human they are. If you don’t know the definition of “perception humans” and are reading this on a device that can open a PDF file, please click here.
It is challenging to put a value on spreading knowledge. However, it will be a meaningful contribution each time it sets an individual on the path to a full recovery from transgender imbalance.