In a video from March that is going viral, shared by Disnter, Rev. Flourish Klink, a non-binary Episcopal priest, told a congregation that Jesus was trans.
According to Klink, Mary assigned Jesus a male at birth, but when he resurrected, he returned as his ‘true, transgender self.’
“God is non-binary,” Klink declared
“God is non-binary, but I’m going to go further than that. And I’m going to say God is actually also trans.”
“And now let’s get on the same page here. When we trans people are born, folks assign us a gender based on what they see.”
“Then, when we’re old enough, we realize that that wasn’t right, and we’re not, in our deepest selves, the gender that everybody thought we were, right? Reasonable working definition of a trans person, yeah?”
“Okay, good. Alright, here’s why God is trans. When God, who, as we have established, is non-binary, was born in human form as our Lord Jesus Christ, Mary said,’ Oh look, a baby boy.’”
“God isn’t a boy. We have established this.”
“God is beyond boy and girl. God was assigned a gender at birth, and later on, it became clear that that gender wasn’t quite right.”
“So if you’re going to deny God is trans, I think you’re going to be denying the divinity of our Lord Jesus Christ, and I have some notes about that.”
“When I say that later on it became clear gender wasn’t quite right, I mean it. We already know Jesus didn’t live life exactly the way your average first-century Judean man did, right? To the best of our knowledge, he didn’t get married. We don’t know for sure.”
“He chose to teach and to engage with women in ways that were very unusual, that were not the traditionally masculine way that people might be behaving with each other.”
“And then Jesus died. And Jesus was resurrected.”
“And when Jesus was resurrected, Jesus was different. Jesus didn’t look like Himself.”
“There was something different about Jesus. And now, I will admit the Bible does not tell us what that is. So if anybody says they do know what that is, they are also not telling the truth, and I have some notes for them. The Bible doesn’t tell us why it is that Jesus’ best friends, His disciples, the people who had walked with Him to the end of His life, the people who buried Him in the tomb when it was politically difficult, who were committed to Him, still didn’t recognize Jesus for a good long time.”
“Now I don’t know for sure. I wasn’t there.”
“But based on everything else I know about God, I have an idea. I think Jesus was resurrected as Jesus’s true self, which is beyond male or female.”
“I think Jesus was not only transfigured, I think Jesus transitioned.”
Watch:
Episcopal priestess says Mary assigned Jesus male at birth, but he was trans. And when he was resurrected, he came back as His true, transgender self. pic.twitter.com/ox1yIfAT9e
— The Dissenter (@disntr) September 23, 2026
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