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NOTICE OF DISCLAIMER This article is a work of historical fiction, written in the style of a Wikipedia entry as a speculative thought experiment. It does not describe actual future events, but explores how cultural, educational, and institutional trends might be assessed retrospectively by historians. References to commissions, studies, and timelines are fictionalized for analytical purposes. A visual representation of social fragmentation and institutional strain during the early 21st...

NOTICE OF DISCLAIMER This article is a work of historical fiction, written in the style of a Wikipedia entry as a speculative thought experiment. It does not describe actual future events, but explores how cultural, educational, and institutional trends might be assessed retrospectively by historians. References to commissions, studies, and timelines are fictionalized for analytical purposes. A visual representation of social fragmentation and institutional strain during the early 21st...

Galatians 3:28 proclaims unity in Christ—not the erasure of God’s design. Equal in salvation, united in grace, called to live in truth. Few verses are quoted more often in modern conversations about gender, identity, and sexuality than Galatians 3:28. It’s a familiar line, often shared confidently and sometimes conclusively: “There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither slave nor free, there is no male and female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus.” For many LGBTQ advocates and...