Biological Sex is Intrinsic to Human Identity
The discourse surrounding gender ideology has seen a notable shift, particularly in Western societies. While a few years ago, "gender theory" was heavily promoted in various spheres, including educational programs, there's now growing resistance and a questioning of its widespread implementation. This change in sentiment, as observed by Cardinal Eijk, provides a crucial opening for the Catholic Church to articulate its consistent teaching on the relationship between sex and gender. The Pontifical Academy for Life , now under the presidency of Monsignor Renzo Pegoraro, is uniquely positioned to engage with these discussions, offering clarity and guidance rooted in a Catholic understanding of the human person. At the heart of Catholic teaching is the belief that biological sex is an intrinsic and fundamental aspect of human identity, divinely willed and designed. This perspective stands in contrast to "dualistic philosophies" that often separate the mind and b...