Do transgendered people and transsexuals believe that God made a mistake and created them in the wrong body?

Answer 1

God does not make mistakes. we are the human beings make mistakes.

Answer 2

It wouldn't even matter what Feminists believe if it weren't for the ones with political power who seem hellbent on making men subservient, second-class citizens. Everything they believe is lies; their 'philosophy" is twisted Marxism based on an unsubstantiated foundation of sand. Like all other Communists they abhor the thought of a God and wish to replace God with the State and to destroy the family to solidify their power over man. Yes, they have convinced themselves that men and masculinity is a degenerative form of femaleness. They base their views on bigotry and the idea of female supremacy, and we all know how supremacy movements turn out. The reason many people don't believe in God is that their conception of what God is, is horribly flawed. Of course God is not an old white guy watching their every move, and it never says this in the Bible either. It says we couldn't comprehend what God is. Any allusions to God as a humanoid figure in any religious texts of Judaic origin is pure symbolism shrouded in esotericism. My particular understanding of what God is, is esoteric in nature, therefore I will not share my views with the profane.

Answer 3

God didn’t make a mistake. Transsexuals are part of creation like everyone else. The catch here is that all others are being tested for their own compassion in how they treat people who they consider dissimilar than themselves. It is not the right of anyone to critic others only on the foundation that they are different without themselves being deemed prejudiced.

Answer 4

When GOD Creates a Person they are A-O.K..

When GOD Sends them to the Earth to be Born, they get Messed Up---some more than Others.

Jesus Loves All.
Jesus Saves All---if you say "Yes" to Jesus.

satan messed up the Earth First, then Adam let satan in to mess it up again.

Answer 5

Whether they believe in God or not is another issue but there is some chemical imbalance or hormonal imbalance and it does not agree with the gender one is born in. People either have a choice to become the opposite sex or "fix" the problem by replenishing their lost hormones.

Answer 6

Well, this transsexual woman doesn't.

I don't believe that the way I was born was a mistake; I believe it's simply a variation.
I believe that I was born this way for a purpose, even if it is not given to me to know what that purpose is.

Answer 7

A few perhaps but i'd imagine most would think evolution and nature did...

Answer 8

The basis of the religious objections to transsexualism, and the treatment of it, go like this;

* Being transsexual is one manifestation of an outward rebellion against God. Transsexuals have joined Lucifer’s war against the heavenly kingdom.
* Saying that scientific research finds transsexualism is genetic and hard wired in the brain is equivalent to saying God made a mistake. A perfect God does not make mistakes so obvious the scientific research is wrong.
* Refusing to accept the scientific research, many religious believe that transsexualism is a sin that the person born transsexual chooses to act out. As the sin argument is currently out of fashion, the sinfulness of the person born transsexual is normally pronounced in vague references to lifestyle, and the purposeful confusion of transsexualism with previous positions opposing homosexuality and “liberal atheist agenda.”


Let’s talk about rebellion and God. If you accept the scientific evidence that transsexualism is a natural occurrence established in the early stages of foetal development, then when a person accepts that they are transsexual, they are submitting to the will of God. To argue otherwise (and not ignore the research) is to argue that God made a person transsexual so as to test their faith, just as He made others to catch polio, or cancer, or Alzheimer’s to test their faith. Just as God gives infants birth defects to test the faith of their parents.


The religious argument then shifts to one of “God allows sickness and birth defects, he does not cause them.” If a person born transsexual points out that God allows medical science to treat sickness and birth defects, the response is something along the lines of “Well Transsexualism is different.”

Because it is "a sin".

It always comes back to sin. I'll come back to that in a minute.

That God does not make mistakes assumes a personal God actively involved in the day to day existence of all seven billion people on the earth (and the billions of people before them). If that is your god, then He does make mistakes. Look around.


* Look around at the defective foetuses that spontaneously abort during pregnancy.
* Look around at the children born into societies who cannot feed them.
* Look around human history and count all the mass murderers who He has allowed to be born.


THAT God makes mistakes.

But if you assume that God exists above Nature and that He established the physical rules that govern the universe but is not involved in day to day operations – that God is not responsible for the variations, the errors in chemistry and foetal development, the mass murderers and the rest.

THAT God does NOT make mistakes. They are the natural result of the physical laws that govern the universe He created.

A birth defect is not a mistake – it’s an infrequent, natural occurrence during foetal development. Since most societies agree that birth defects are not God’s intentional mistake, we make every effort to treat and correct them.

Sickness is not a mistake – viruses, bacteria, and physical ageing are an intricate part of all life in the universe. God’s Will does not prevent us from treating them.

Transsexualism is a birth defect, less obvious than a cleft lip, but one than can be treated and corrected. Nature’s original intention was that I be born female but something within my foetal development went astray and I was born with a female brain inhabiting an outwardly male body.

Transsexualism exists within all species. In humans, science and medicine have developed methods to treat a person born transsexual, to correct the birth defect rather than condemn the person to a life of quiet desperation. As with any other birth defect, God’s Will does not prevent us from treating transsexualism.

At the end of the day, however, all religions objections to transsexualism devolve into one basic assumption: transsexualism is a sin and the person born transsexual commits a grievous sin if they try to correct their birth condition.

The post operative person born transsexual is a sinner, condemned to hell unless they repent.
Possibly by reversing the operation, I guess.

Again this argument assumes the existence of an interactive God who is personally involved in the day to day life of every human – the God whose intention when created me transsexual was to torment me by giving me a brain of one gender and the body of another. If this is God, then He enjoys tearing the wings off flies and watching them squirm.

But if He is the God who allows us to correct birth defects and cure sickness, then He would have no objection to me correcting Nature’s mistakes. If He is this God, the God of Love, a person born transsexual is not a sinner and those who say otherwise are distorting HIS word for their own human objectives.

We are not obliged to believe that the same God who has endowed us with sense, reason, and intellect has intended us to forgo their use. Religion teaches us how we go to heaven, not how the heavens go.

The world still moves.

Transsexualism exists by the will of God. In his wisdom, He would not forbid us to make gentle the life of the world He created.

Answer 9

People do what they want to do
when they perform certain acts they open themselves to evil and that evil overtakes them
how can the loving creator be held responsible for their actions?

Answer 10

God didn't have anything to do with it