Transvestite Pastor Declares the Bible ‘Wasn’t Written for 2024′

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Drew Stever, a female minister in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America who identifies as a man, recently generated controversy by suggesting that gender ideology’s incompatibility with biblical teaching, particularly about sex, demonstrates a deficit in the Bible.

Lisa Ling of “CBS Mornings” told Stever in a recent interview that “there is a lot of people who say that according to the Bible, God made man and woman, and that couldn’t be any more clearly defined.”

The program cited the finding from a 2017 Pew Research poll that 63% of American Christians say that gender is determined by sex at birth; 35% of Christian respondents alternatively said that gender can be different from sex at birth.

More recent Pew data that CBS News apparently chose to ignore indicates that the percentage of American Christians who affirm the unity of gender and biological sex has significantly increased in the years since.

Whereas 68% of Protestants and 51% of Catholics polled in 2017 said that an individual’s gender is the same as birth sex, those numbers jumped in 2022 to 75% and 62%, respectively. (Read more from “Transvestite Pastor Declares the Bible ‘Wasn’t Written for 2024′” HERE)

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