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It seems with the growing number of shemales we may be seeing the approach of the end times.
Seriously, yes shemales are not possessed of genitlia of both genders so not quite there yet, but close than men or women...
http://religion.blogs.cnn.com/2011/02/09/my-take-the-bible%E2%80%99s-surprisingly-mixed-messages-on-sexuality/?hpt=Sbin
Extract:
In Genesis, for example, it would seem that God?s original intention for humanity was androgyny, not sexual differentiation and heterosexuality.Genesis includes two versions of the story of God?s creation of the human person. First, God creates humanity male and female and then God forms the human person again, this time in the Garden of Eden. The second human person is given the name Adam and the female is formed from his rib.
Ancient Christians and Jews explained this two-step creation by imagining that the first human person possessed the genitalia of both sexes. Then, when the androgynous, dually-sexed person was placed in the garden, s/he was divided in two.
According to this account, the man ?clings to the woman? in an attempt to regain half his flesh, which God took from him once he was placed in Eden. As third century Rabbi Samuel bar Nahman explained, when God created the first man, God created him with two faces. ?Then he split the androgyne and made two bodies, one on each side, and turned them about.?
When the apostle Paul envisioned the bodies that would be given to humanity at the end of time, he imagined that they would be androgynous, ?not male and female.? The third-century non-canonical Gospel of Philip, meanwhile, lamented that sexual difference had been created at all: ?If the female had not separated from the male, she and the male would not die. That being?s separation became the source of death.?
Seriously, yes shemales are not possessed of genitlia of both genders so not quite there yet, but close than men or women...
http://religion.blogs.cnn.com/2011/02/09/my-take-the-bible%E2%80%99s-surprisingly-mixed-messages-on-sexuality/?hpt=Sbin
Extract:
In Genesis, for example, it would seem that God?s original intention for humanity was androgyny, not sexual differentiation and heterosexuality.Genesis includes two versions of the story of God?s creation of the human person. First, God creates humanity male and female and then God forms the human person again, this time in the Garden of Eden. The second human person is given the name Adam and the female is formed from his rib.
Ancient Christians and Jews explained this two-step creation by imagining that the first human person possessed the genitalia of both sexes. Then, when the androgynous, dually-sexed person was placed in the garden, s/he was divided in two.
According to this account, the man ?clings to the woman? in an attempt to regain half his flesh, which God took from him once he was placed in Eden. As third century Rabbi Samuel bar Nahman explained, when God created the first man, God created him with two faces. ?Then he split the androgyne and made two bodies, one on each side, and turned them about.?
When the apostle Paul envisioned the bodies that would be given to humanity at the end of time, he imagined that they would be androgynous, ?not male and female.? The third-century non-canonical Gospel of Philip, meanwhile, lamented that sexual difference had been created at all: ?If the female had not separated from the male, she and the male would not die. That being?s separation became the source of death.?
