
Things started to happen with her - enzymes and hormones were released inside her body as she was changing both inside and in appearance. The protrusion on her head became larger and when she eventually emerged from her isolation she had changed from a female fish into a male fish. Creation has its own transgender creature!
The account can be read on http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/tv/news/blue-planet-2-transexual-fish-david-attenborough-a8026911.html
The female then went back and challenged the male and eventually took over his territory as a fully-grown alpha male.
Another strange occurrence in nature is the fact that it is the male seahorse that carries and gives birth to the young.
For those who believe that God is the Creator of all things, then we must accept that the particular gender of creation does not seem to be important to him. In fact in the Bible we read many, many times about eunuchs. In Isaiah 56:4-5 God says that he accepts their worship and has a place for them within the temple. When referring to eunuchs in Matthew 19:12, Jesus says that some are born that way and some are made that way. 'Born that way' would be what we now call Gays and 'made that way' surely refers to transgender people. Paul teaches us that before God there is neither male nor female but we are all one before him.
So, I can't help wondering why some religious people get so obsessed with gender identity when according to creation, many parts of the Bible and the teachings of Jesus it would seem that to God it is not that important. How we live and express our love to God is more important it would seem. Maybe it's time to follow the teachings of Jesus and be a bit more inclusive instead of judgmental.
