Comments made by Jon Husted on gender-affirming treatment smack truth in the face
Lt. Governor Jon Husted was asked for his thoughts on House Bill 68, which Gov. Mike DeWine advised should not involve making continuous clinical decisions regarding identity when you are a child.
Husted ought to have done his research and followed DeWine’s example. He would then be aware that children with gender dysphoria do not receive long-term health treatment.
What kind of long-term care, in Husted’s opinion, do children—who by definition are those who have not yet reached puberty—receive?
Surgery and puberty blockers are techniques that should not be performed until a person is older.
Husted would undoubtedly have no issues with the guidance and assistance given to children.
Margo Bartlett, Delaware
Mike DeWine is acting according to human will, not divine will.
Jan. 2: “Legislators may follow DeWine’s guide, pay attention to parents, kids,” said Governor Hoitsma. All I want to suggest, Mike DeWine, is that Earth has two rules.
The first is the laws of man. God’s law is the second and most significant law.
Man should first consult the Bible for the solutions before passing any laws. Instead of following God’s law, the government is acting according to human law. I ask them to open the Bible to the book of Leviticus book 18 before any official senator makes a law.
There is an effort to wipe transgender people off the face of the planet, and Mike DeWine led with love. DeWine vetoed that in opposition.
Gov, my brother was about to commit suicide. DeWine, use your influence to protect trans kids.
Take your time reading it and consider whether you are acting morally in God’s sight. God has been expelled from people’s lives by our society.
It’s time to reintroduce God. Romans chapter 1 is the other text. Read the entire book, but verses 24 to 32 will provide the answers to all the questions that readers may have.
Carl Felton, Columbus
