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Old 07-07-2008, 07:06 PM   #16
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Originally Posted by Sleeping in EQ View Post
Are you suggesting that the Proclamation declares that such cultural differences existed in the pre-mortal spirit world? If so, I think that is a doctrinal novelty.
I am not suggesting what it was intended to mean, only how I percevied it. I assumed that the use of gender was meant to convey an idea different than sex and the reference to pre-mortal gender must mean soimething other than a biological fact as the spirits had no biology (from our point of view) to display. Thus, I assumed that the statement meant that the notion of a gemder difference was created before we were assigned a biological vessel. This obvioulsy has impact for transgendered folks, etc.

I don' thtink it is likely that the statement would be so sloppy as to use gender when they meant sex, but I could certainly be wrong.
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