Ben Sasse:
"One of the weird lines @timkellernyc used to say is, 'I hate this, but I would never want to go back to the prayer life I had before pancreatic cancer,' which I thought sounded pretty weird. . .But then I felt, what a blessing that I'm saying, 'Lord, come quickly, Maranatha. Thank you for all of the different things that I used to cling to that right now seem really, really trivial because they're actually really trivial.'"
@BenSasse
Watching people grow up is weird. Like, yes, you are going to a university to study law, but I also saw you cry once because your mommy made you eat your cucumbers.
While I admit that this specific example is not a male-to-female fight, it does not negate the point of biological males competing in women's competitions.
From a Biblical perspective, Pat McAfee gets a lot wrong (not surprising). But he absolutely comes to the right conclusion here:
"There's no reason that we should be seeing a potential male physical body punching a woman."
Follow up: While Algeria's Imane Khelif previously "failed to meet the eligibility criteria for participating in the women's competition, as set and laid out in the IBA Regulations", it is reported that she is a biological female.