"Society pushing the lie that there are multiple genders and everyone should be whatever they want to be is demonic" boy oh boy CITATION NEEDED.

But like, apparently she CAN cite specific Biblical passages when she thinks she needs to, and apparently "being a helper doesn't make you less-than" is a claim she thought she needed to support, which is kind of hilarious given all the stuff she thought she could just put in there without sourcing.

She then actually presents some scholarly analysis (which I assume was spoon-fed her at church) on how "helper" is used in the Bible, while ignoring all inconvenient implications of the fact that it's used to describe both Eve, and God.

"It is perfectly normal for kids to follow gender 'stereotypes' because that is how God made us." This statement is both theologically and historically suspect -- like, even if you think God wants men to "act like men," what men act like has not been remotely consistent across periods & societies.

"I personally believe that eliminating gender in our society would be detrimental, as it pulls us farther from God's original plan for humans." You are going to need to present some analysis as to what you believe God's "original plan for humans" even is and where in the Bible you found it.

"God made male and female and made us differently from each other on purpose and for a purpose" citation needed.

"God is very intentional with what He makes" citation needed.

"Women naturally want to do womanly things because God created us with those womanly desires in our hearts" CITATION NEEDED

Mind you, this was a Psychology class, not a class in the Religion department, but speaking as someone with a BA in Religion, if I'd turned in something like this in one of my Religion classes, I'd have gotten an F, too.

"God created men in the image of His courage and strength, and He created women in the image of His beauty." WHERE DOES IT SAY THAT. WHERE.

How exactly do they define cozy? This is not a rhetorical question, I would very much like to know!

"Dying for a role is only okay when it's metaphorical."

Like no one's going to die if I will my skull to a theater company unless they get VERY impatient.

Okay but "leaving a literal part of my corpse to a theater company for their future production of Hamlet" is several orders of magnitude less unhinged than using actual sharp knives for an on-stage fight scene. 😱

Could've had an authentic homicide right there in front of an audience 😱

Did you find a second one this week? Because that's two more than I think most people who don't work on ambulances found.

oh my god I am so sorry!

Y I K E S.