Religion and Science: A Complex Intersection and the Case of Gender Theory

<p>The relationship between religion and science has been historically complex, marked by moments of both convergence and divergence. A particularly poignant example of this tension is seen in the discussion around gender theory.</p> <p>While science increasingly supports a more fluid and spectrum-based understanding of gender, some religious doctrines maintain a binary view. This article delves into how and why these conflicts arise, utilizing scientific language and empirical data to illustrate the divergence.</p> <p><strong>Modern science acknowledges that biological sex is not strictly binary.</strong>&nbsp;Research in genetics and endocrinology has shown that a range of chromosomal, hormonal, and anatomical variations exist beyond the XX/XY binary.</p> <p><a href="https://medium.com/@Alex_Jordan/religion-and-science-a-complex-intersection-and-the-case-of-gender-theory-0218be065fc0"><strong>Website</strong></a></p>