Evidence for God from Science

Posted: **Sun Dec 04, 2005 8:34 pm**

"For as woman came from man, so also man is born of woman. But everything comes from God" (1 Corinthians 11:12)

It's quite clear what the reasons for men and women are... But what is God's purpose for hermaphrodites?

Posted: **Sun Dec 04, 2005 9:27 pm**

The same reason--to glorify God.

Posted: **Tue Dec 06, 2005 2:16 pm**

I don't think the answer is quite that simple. Before you can decide if it is to glorify you God you must decide why it has happened. Some journals conclude that some are the result of some hormones taken during pregnance ( I can't remember which ones ). God can bring glory out of it but I don't think that you say in those instances the hermaphrodite was born to glorify God. Not everything that happens, happened to glorify God. He can bring glory out of it but that is not always the cause.

Ray

Posted: **Tue Dec 06, 2005 4:02 pm**

I don't think the answer is quite that simple. Before you can decide if it is to glorify you God you must decide why it has happened. Some journals conclude that some are the result of some hormones taken during pregnance ( I can't remember which ones ). God can bring glory out of it but I don't think that you say in those instances the hermaphrodite was born to glorify God. Not everything that happens, happened to glorify God. He can bring glory out of it but that is not always the cause.

Ray

The reason why these things happen to certain people does not change the fact that everyone on earth is here to glorify God. Just because these people are different doesn't mean that they don't have the same spiritual purposes as anyone else. Maybe these people have a different purpose for the people here on earth, but their main purpose for being here in the first place is the same as anyone else's.

Posted: **Tue Dec 06, 2005 9:17 pm**

True that...both of you (ray and jakelo).

Posted: **Wed Mar 01, 2006 9:05 pm**

So do you guys believe hermaphrodites are a result of man? I'm having trouble seeing how God would create a person with both gender's reproductive organs when the original intention was a man and a woman.

Posted: **Thu Mar 02, 2006 11:06 am**

So do you guys believe hermaphrodites are a result of man?

I don't know if this will add anything to the discussion or if you're only considering human hermaphrodites, but hermaphrodites occur naturally in many species of animals. In these cases it does not appear to be the result of contamination or other human intrusion, but rather it is a biological response to limited numbers of a certain sex within a population.

Posted: **Sun Mar 05, 2006 5:23 am**

thereal wrote:
So do you guys believe hermaphrodites are a result of man?
I don't know if this will add anything to the discussion or if you're only considering human hermaphrodites, but hermaphrodites occur naturally in many species of animals. In these cases it does not appear to be the result of contamination or other human intrusion, but rather it is a biological response to limited numbers of a certain sex within a population.

Some organisms only exist as hermaphrodytes.

In humans several mechanisms cause a child to become a boy or a girl. This condition occurs when something along the pathways goes awry.

Posted: **Thu Nov 16, 2006 9:43 pm**

I may speaking in ignorance here, but I have never heard of a case where a hermaphadite can impregnate and give birth as well. I am not sure, but maybe God intended it that that person follow the laws and commandments of man or woman according to the functional organs that he recieved. However, I think there may be cases where neither organs are functional, where I really don't know. Someone please expand on this.

Posted: **Thu Nov 16, 2006 11:07 pm**

omimanordude wrote:I may speaking in ignorance here, but I have never heard of a case where a hermaphadite can impregnate and give birth as well. I am not sure, but maybe God intended it that that person follow the laws and commandments of man or woman according to the functional organs that he recieved. However, I think there may be cases where neither organs are functional, where I really don't know. Someone please expand on this.

From what I've seen there aren't any real hermaphadites (when it comes to humans and their reproductive organs).. Just a women with some male parts. Functionally, she has a womb though and cannot produce sperm but she still can produce eggs. Therefore she is functionally a female... With a male he may have a few female parts. Still functionally he can produce sperm but cannot produce eggs... Therefore he is functionally a male..