Imagine you’re an infant that just left your mother’s womb. You are being welcomed into the world by eager parents. A plethora of possibilities and opportunities await your exploration. Upon your delivery they look at your nude body and note the aesthetics of your genitalia. The doctor announces, “It’s a girl!” In this fractional moment, a socially constructed gender has become your assumed destiny.
Showing posts with label eternal progression. Show all posts
Showing posts with label eternal progression. Show all posts
Broadening Our Understanding of Sexuality and Procreation
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aesthetics
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Blaire Ostler
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creation
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diversity
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education
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eternal progression
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feminism
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gender
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gender theory
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god
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Mormonism
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procreation
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sexology
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sexuality
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technology
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theology
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transgender
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transhuman
Love is love. Life is life.

In response to recent LDS Church policy changes related to children of LGBT parents, a kind and well-meaning friend commented on the outpouring of reactions.
Topics:
aesthetics
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Blaire Ostler
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change
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children
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christ
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compassion
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design
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diversity
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esthetics
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eternal progression
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evolution
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god and humanity
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mormon
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practical
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radical compassion
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religion
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transhumanism
The Cosmos as Imagined in the Beatitudes

I more than once have learned that "Blessed" in the Beatitudes is a word that implies the happy state that the Gods are in. What if one were to take this meaning very literally, and set the Sermon on the Mount in the context of the Mormon and Transhumanist ideals of humanity actually approaching or achieving Godhood? Where our Heavenly Father and Mother had parents of their own and went through the same process we are now experiencing? Then the Beatitudes would begin:
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