#christin

well actually there are many denominations of Christianity. catholics, protestans, orthodox, baptists, etc, all have a few different beliefs some differences. for example Catholics and Orthodox believe we can pray to saints, like Mother Mary. other denominations don't believe we can do that. so the person's denomination can change whether they think being queer is a sin.

it also depends on the person's interpretation of the bible. there are many obvious clear messages in it, but there are also verses that many people argue about. for example, Leviticus 18:22, most conservative Christians think it's about homosexuality being a sin, while others like myself believe it's a mistranslation from the original hebrew bible. remember, the bible was originaly written in hebrew and it's translated to english, there are many minor mistranslations in it.

as for the "Don't destroy your body as it is the temple of God" part, i don’t think supporting transgender people goes against my faith. for me, Christianity is about compassion, honesty, and loving people, and lot of Christians interpret those verses differently. i don’t see being trans as 'destroying your body,' it's people trying to live truthfully and peacefully as themselves.

it doesn't matter whether you're hetero or homo, or cis or trans, God loves us the way we are!!

Christoantic

a neoumbrella term for christianity, connected to it, and/or being christian.

etymology: christos (the anointed one in greek) + [christ]i[an]i[t]y + ic

General terms

transchrit : trans/transitioning term

CHRITIN : christoantic in nature

CHRITINgender : in nature gender

christoic : gender alignment

christoanity/christoine/chriso : masc/fem equivalent

christin : a term under it

Other terms

doveian : X4X

etymology: dove

chaline : general person term

etymology: chalice

olibran : older, like man/woman

etymology: olive branch

auroian : younger, like boy/girl

etymology: aurora

lilanma : a partner

etymology: lily

mouove : a spouse

etymology: mourning dove