Is a single person a person? Define them as ‘their’ (respecting all linguistic similarities) as opposed to theological (meaning they, whom, and why) Originally, “they” is a third person plural pronoun, but modern English is evolving to have a third person singular use of “they”

Is using a pronoun traditionally meant for the third person plural to

• describe a single
• entity possible?

Is a single person a person? Define them as ‘their’ (respecting all linguistic similarities) as opposed to theological (meaning they, whom, and why) Originally, “they” is a third person plural pronoun, but modern English is evolving to have a third person singular use of “they”

Is using a pronoun traditionally meant for the third person plural to

• describe a single
• entity possible?