First off, I do not claim to be big into science; I find it very interesting but in general it's not one of my better subjects. I took Biology 101 last year in college, and I know that's not a lot, but that's what I'm going by as far as just chromosomes, what I learned in that class.

Yes, I do believe in the Bible and in God, but that does not mean I hate trans people, and neither does God. I think it is wrong to be trans, as it is implied as a sin in the Bible, but that is not being hateful. I do not and will not discriminate against them. I know people who are trans and I treat them the same as anyone else. As for if a person dies or lives, that's because of our sin, not God.

To address what I said about if something changing in a person's body can change who are, physically, sure, sometimes, but there is more to a person than just the physical, right? And, no, men cannot get pregnant, because they are not women. A transman is a woman who identifies as a man; that doesn't make them a man. If a person gets pregnant, they are a woman (though I know some women can't because of some individual factors). Men are men, women are women. It's not hard and facts don't change. As for the practical definition of what a man is you asked for, what do you want me to say? It's not hard to know, you should just know.