Irreversible Damage: The Transgender Craze Seducing Our Daughters

by Abigail Shrier

I walked away with several distinct impressions, including this: Of all the brutality and psychological scarring inflicted by the Holocaust, among the most abject of its survivors were those who spent years living under an assumed identity. I remember one woman’s testimony, in particular. Her parents had hidden her with a Catholic family who had agreed to take her in for a fee. Hastily taught the rosary and the Our Father and given a saint’s name—I think it was “Mary”—for the duration of the Holocaust, she pretended to be someone else, never telling a soul who she really was. The artifice worked, and the girl survived. Many years later she was invited to Israel and welcomed as a Jewish Holocaust survivor. But as she explained in her piteous testimony, she did not know what to make of the odd embrace. She felt

Pg 113 Guess what that is probably surviers guilt not an identity crisis where religion is not bilogical, you are brought in to it. Christians tend to bring up fellow Christians and so forth with other religions. Gender identity is who you go to bed as, but the way it is expressed is through social cultural means.