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William Allen, who answered to Maggie for three decades, now states plainly that the transgender cause no longer seeks the quiet assimilation its earlier adherents pursued. Where once men removed beards by electrolysis and retrained their voices to disappear into ordinary life, the present generation advances with open demands and public spectacle.
The change Allen describes is not accidental. It marks the replacement of personal disorder by organised ideological conquest, in which every institution must affirm the claim that a man can become a woman or be branded an enemy of progress.
This assertion collides with the objective order of creation. Scripture declares that male and female were fashioned by God from the beginning, an order the undivided Church confessed without qualification in the Nicene Creed’s affirmation of God as maker of all things visible and invisible.
The Fathers and the Reformers alike upheld this reality against every Gnostic denial that the body bears moral and ontological weight. Today’s movement revives that ancient error under the banner of compassion and then enforces it through the instruments of the managerial state.
Allen’s own earlier conviction that he remained a Christian while living as a woman reveals the deeper confusion: the City of Man always offers a counterfeit reconciliation that leaves the soul still restless and the body still judged.
The faithful remnant therefore cannot accommodate the claim. Households must recover the plain speech of fatherhood and motherhood, churches must preach the goodness of the body as created, and no civil authority may compel citizens to confess what they know to be false.
Those who once sought only to pass unnoticed now witness that the movement they joined has become an instrument of dispossession aimed at the next generation. The duty of the present hour is refusal.
