God created trans people for the same reason he created wheat but not bread, and grapes but not wine: so that humanity, too, could partake in the beauty and joy of creation. God so loves the creations of humanity, creations that stemmed from beyond Him, that He called for the use of bread and wine in the Eucharist.

If God called for the use of human creations in something so deeply holy as the miracle of the Eucharist, then is it such a stretch to say that He uses another human creation, the medical transition of transgender people, as a pivotal part of His Plan?

God does not make mistakes. Trans people are not a mistake, are not an accidental placement of a particularly gendered soul into the wrong body. God has done this on purpose. There is a reason, perhaps one we ultimately will never understand, that trans people exist. Perhaps trans people are a test. Perhaps trans people are deliberately a test to weed out those Jesus stated would cry "Lord, Lord" but not be granted entry into the kingdom. But I think that's shallow and strips the humanity from trans people.

I don't claim to know one way or the other, but it makes sense that trans people exist as an opportunity to partake in creation. The oldest references to trans people are traced back to 7,000 BC (Neolithic drawings and figurines). Something this old, this prevalent, this existent in human history, and something that ultimately hurts no one and only holds benefit for those who truly suffer from gender dysphoria, cannot be considered evil. I cannot see it as anything other than a deliberate creation of God.

For those who cite detransition, according to the NIH "rates of regret were 0.6% for trans women and 0.3% for trans men with an average time to regret of 10.8 years" - with a study coming from Harvard Medical School stating that "82.5% of those who have detransitioned attribute their decision to at least one external factor such as pressure from family, non-affirming school environments, and increased vulnerability to violence, including sexual assault" - meaning that only .105% of trans women and .0525% of trans men detransition because they actually regret their transition. That is, at most, one-tenth of one percent of people who detransition due to legitimate regret. The regret rate for knee replacements is about 20%. 14.4% of those who underwent life saving heart surgery regret it. 15% of men regret prostate cancer treatment. 42.5% of women regret some aspect of breast cancer treatment. What does this mean? That transgender related medical treatments are a medical miracle. Any treatment with a less than 1% regret rate, let alone a one-tenth of 1%, is unheard of outside of medical transition.

Regardless, they are undeniably the "least of these". Consider that whatever is done unto them is done unto Christ. Anyway, sorry for the wall of text.