As Republican-governed states across the nation advance numerous bills targeting transgender young people, America’s faith leaders are starkly divided in their assessment. Some view the legislation as reflecting God’s will; others voice outrage that Christianity is being invoked to justify laws they view as cruel and hateful. in one camp are many legislators who have cited their conservative religious beliefs while promoting these bills, as well as leaders of America’s two largest denominations – the Catholic Church and the Southern Baptist Convention. Faith leaders who support transgender rights bristle at the use of religious rhetoric to marginalize trans people.
As Republican-governed states across the nation advance myriad bills targeting transgender young people, America s faith leaders are starkly divided in their assessment. Some view the legislation as reflecting God s will; others voice outrage that Christianity is being invoked to justify laws they view as cruel and hateful.
As Republican-governed states across the nation advance myriad bills targeting transgender young people, America’s faith leaders are starkly divided in their assessment. Some view the legislation as reflecting God’s will; others voice outrage that Christianity is being invoked to justify laws they view as cruel and hateful. In one camp