Personally, I feel strongly that: I am called to love and serve everyone, even if I don't agree with them or their beliefs, and I can't hold non-Believers to my beliefs, as they don't have the faith and hope on which to base them, but there are things mentioned below where I hold a non-faith-based opinion contrary to the ways of the world, and my last point clarifies what I think is asked of Believers. God created us man and woman, and that can't be biologically changed, nor should that change be forced through unnatural means ( affirming therapies, hormones, surgery ), and definitely shouldn't be allowed in children, . .. and, as Christians, our identity should be first and foremost as a child of God, which can be powerful enough to overcome other identity questions if we want it to be, ( I can't expect non-Believers to not question their identity without them having Christ to cling to, but it does...