That seems kinda self centered... that being happy with your own world view is the primary goal. I like it better if we act as if helping other people be better is priority number one. Besides, that seems like more of a surrender to ignorance than I'm comfortable with.

But a person does choose to wear a dress or get a sex change even though he is fully aware that he is male. So it depends what you're taking about.

That is how it more often happens in reality, so maybe.

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I prefer to think that people punish themselves. I like the way I heard it said once: "To every man is given the key to the gates of heaven. The same key opens the gates of hell."

Also, how slowly was the Titanic moving that it took two days to pass that thing??

It's a list of instructions according to Mosaic Law -- the law that Christ fulfilled and subsequently replaced with his higher law. So while there is a lot that can be learned, it is more of a historical record than direct instruction at this point.

Thank you, that was bugging me too.

I still don't get it. Saying "I ended up in the wrong body" implies a whole bunch of things, starting with the claim that "I" exist independent of my body, and that "I" am a different sex than my body. Unless we're trying to make a spiritual argument, it doesn't make sense. And if we are trying to make a spiritual argument, most religions would take issue with such a claim.
It would make more sense to simply say something like "my body just didn't develop the way it was supposed to." Wouldn't it?

So is calculus.

I think what they meant is exactly the same thing as what they said. No?