We Humans Are The Gift Of God

Every human being is a beautiful creation — a precious gift from God, born with purpose, feelings, and light. From the moment we enter this world, we carry within us the divine spark of life. It is often said that God lies in humans — in our kindness, our love, our truth. At birth, we are identified as male, female, or third gender. The arrival of a baby boy or girl is celebrated with songs, sweets, and blessings. But when a child is born outside the expected gender norms, many families feel shame instead of joy. Some of these children are abandoned, rejected, or even harmed — not because they lack worth, but because society refuses to see their beauty.  

If third-gender children are raised with the same love and opportunities, why should they be left to beg on the streets? Why should anyone’s existence be treated as a burden rather than a blessing? There is also confusion between being transgender and being a eunuch. Transgender individuals have a gender identity different from what they were assigned at birth, while eunuchs belong to a cultural and traditional community, often including intersex or castrated individuals. No matter the term, they are all human beings who deserve respect, dignity, and a place in society. 

As we grow, some of us realize we are gay, lesbian, bisexual, or part of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community. No one willingly chooses to walk a path of judgment and struggle. In a world that still misunderstands and fears us, it takes deep courage to simply be ourselves. We are not living against the will of God — we are living as God made us. It is deeply painful that some people spread hate in the name of God, when faith should inspire love, peace, and unity. We are not asking for special treatment — we are only asking for acceptance. The same kind of acceptance that every child, every soul, deserves.  

2SLGBTQIA+ people are not a modern or western trend. We have always existed — in every time, every culture, and every corner of the world. Our history is ancient, our presence is natural, and our love is real. Even science shows that same-sex behaviour exists across hundreds of animal species. Diversity in love and identity is part of nature itself. To call us unnatural is not just wrong — it’s hurtful. It erases our stories and silences our truth. We are not here to break society — we are here to live, love, and belong. All we expect is kindness. All we hope for is a world where no one is made to feel ashamed for simply being who they are.  

Because we — all of us — are the gift of God. And every gift deserves to be seen, respected, and celebrated.