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This 5 page paper compares two articles regarding gender. One is by Fausto-Sterling and contends that there are more than two sexes and so male and female stereotyping is wrong. The second article praises the Promisekeepers program, a male Christian group that endorses defined roles in marriage. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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and contends that there are more than two sexes and so male and female stereotyping is wrong. The second article praises the Promisekeepers program, a male Christian group that endorses
defined roles in marriage. Bibliography lists 2 sources. SA133art.rtf Article One 1. Fausto-Sterling, A. (1993, March/April). The Five Sexes: Why Male and Female are Not
Enough. The Sciences, 1, 21 -24. 2. The main idea of this article is that gender should be looked at in a different way, particularly because some people are
born as neither male or female. 3. Three Important Facts that the Author uses to support the main idea are: a. Intersexuals constituted as many as 4% at birth
(page 21). b. The embryological origins of hermaphrodites fit what is known about male and female development (page 22). c. Biblical scholars believe that Adam began life as a hermaphrodite
(page 23). 4. This article supports the fact that gender should not be entrenched in society, because in reality there are really more than two anyway.
This point prompts one to think that if there are more than two genders, one cannot neatly categorize people. 5. There are certainly holes in the argument because one
cannot deny the existence of gender and gender preferences in society. There is much data that shows males and females are different in many respects. 6. A good
counter argument for the thesis is that the majority of babies are born as either males or females. Although perhaps 4% are not, this may be due to physical or
physiological problems. They were probably destined to be either male or female and something went wrong in utero. Therefore, these sexual ambiguous beings are not meant to be and that
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