“Young people today live in a society that prompts them to question their psychosexual identity as never before. Laws are being passed that treat sexual attraction and gender identity as a protected category (like race and religion) in public schools, businesses, housing, health care, prisons, and even churches. These are called SOGI-Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity-laws, and when we analyze their language we find that they assume the two-story divided worldview we diagnosed in earlier chapters. SOGI laws are based on the assumption that a person can be born in the wrong body. Thus they set up an opposition between the body and an inner sense of being male or female, between psychological facts and subjective feelings.

Christians must respond by offering a positive biblical worldview that affirms the value of the body and the unity of the human being. At the same time, Christians should be the first in line to nurture and support kids who don't ‘fit in’ by affirming the diversity of gifts and temperaments in the body of Christ.”
(Nancey Pearcey, Love Thy Body, 194)