This may well raise a few sniggers but does anyone know of a
'Religion' with a Trans friendly philosophy ?
Penny

99% sure Buddhism swings both ways and in the middle,
I believe they see people as one of a kind and one of the same
that’s my understanding of there stand point, , :-)
This post was edited by Devon :) READ THE BLOODY PROFILE PEOPLE ! at December 15, 2012 10:25 PM GMT

Yeah, Davina that's my understanding too.

I was only watching something the other night on how the Buddhist faith embraces all. How families support their children that want to be TV or go further.
This post was edited by Deleted Member at December 16, 2012 1:55 AM GMT

OK...Thanks ladies.
( I'm just thinking that a shaved head won't give me the best look tho ! ) lol I need to research IF that's compulsory now.

No its not hahaha. That's just the monks, I believe. The program I watched was about lady boys in Thailand. There were some absolutely stunning girls there.

Good luck Penny.

Thanks Adele...lol..yer, I read the Buddist Bible in my hotel room in Bangkok...lots of it sat well with me.
I have to admit to seeing my ONLY 'non gorgeous' ladyboy in a Pat Pong market, one night.
This post was edited by Penny Haywood at December 16, 2012 12:19 PM GMT

Look up your local Unitarian-Universalist congregation. They should be friendly!

Manchester Metropolitan Community Church is openly LGBT friendly, they have a website at :http://www.mccmanchester.co.uk

I went to Julia Grants wedding there a long time ago, I even made the TV Showxxx

Thanks Julie.
I watched all of the TV series on Julia's journey.She used to go to Naps..saw her there a few times. xx

HI. I go to a CofE church regularly. Whilst I haven't gone dressed before I don't thinkit would be an issue with the vicar - but might with a few of the parishoners. It might in other parishes and/or other vicars but I think it depends on the individual parish, not the particular strain of religion.
This post was edited by Summer Time at April 14, 2013 12:32 PM BST

Thank you roo. xx