If you aren't buying that you have an eternal soul.

The baby you were then verse the adult you are now... The cells you had as a baby have been long since gone. The cells you have now as an adult aren't the same cells you had as a baby. Yet you are still you from a baby to an adult. What keeps you 'you,' even though you lost all the cells the baby you had? The only answer: your eternal soul.

 

What does that mean? Do you think we're all inhabited by Casper the Friendly Ghost entities that take their flight to another realm when we die?

Just what is responsible for our sense of continuing identity over time is something scientists and philosophers are still debating.Identity Over Time (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy) Buddhists use some of the same indicators you mention to support their idea that the "self" is an illusion. More naturalistic thinkers favor memory, consciousness and physical continuity as explanations of the phenomena you observe. Materialists emphasize the brain, especially the prefrontal cortex, parietal lobes, and temporal lobes, which integrate present perceptions into a continuous narrative.How Our Brain Preserves Our Sense of Self Despite the changes in our cells, the overall physical structure of our bodies is continuous over time. If the materialists are right, when we die our identities become extinct.

The idea of an eternal "soul" may to have emerged in the Upper Paleolithic and reached prominence in early Bronze Age civilizations as a plausible explanation of such phenomena as dreams and a palliative for existential anxieties about mortality.
Philosophical anthropology | Definition, History, Theories, & Facts | Britannica
https://www.livescience.com/7631-human-soul-ancient-idea.html The Origin of the Soul from Antiquity to the early Modern Period
Assuming we have souls, how do your observations about cell change support the notion that they are "eternal"?

 

Even if your cells are replaced, your DNA hasn't changed, other than a normal amount of mutations. So there's that.

Then the changes to your cells don't happen all at once, so cellular memory is transfered among the living.

Btw, many cells in your body continue to function after death. So the fate of your physical body is not the same as your fate. You're dead before your body.

 

I will just ask everyone these two questions.

What makes a person their sexual gender when we have people who are trans? My answer: It's been their eternal soul, not their biological human bodies.

What makes a person their sexuality or sexual orientation? My answer: It's been their eternal soul, not their environment.

 

Can’t explain something? Don’t understand the science? It’s your soul! LMAO.

 

So how do our souls determine our sexual identity and gender??? Are you saying we're all "born that way'?