The Bible has been used to condemn same-sex relationships for centuries, yet many LGBTQ people still believe in God and have found ways to reconcile their faith with their identity. One way is...
Communal Hermeneutical Engagement is an interdisciplinary approach that explores how people interpret textual sources to discover their meanings and implications for social action. It involves...
Queer Reinterpretations of Religious Texts: Challenging Traditional Dogmas
Religion is one of the most fundamental aspects of human society, shaping social norms, cultural values, and personal...
LGBT people have different ways to experience God's presence in their daily lives. Some may feel it through religious rituals such as prayer or meditation while others may experience it through acts...
In many religious traditions, morality is based on the belief that certain behaviors are wrong because they violate divine laws. These laws typically involve commandments against adultery,...
What are the contributions of LGBT narratives to theological reflection on grace, forgiveness, and moral responsibility?
Theologians have been exploring the relationship between Christian faith...
The Bible is full of stories about God's deliverance from oppression and violence. Examples include Moses leading the Israelites out of Egyptian slavery, Joshua conquering Jericho, and David...
The Bible is a collection of religious texts considered sacred in Judaism and Christianity. It contains stories about God's dealings with humanity. The stories can be interpreted to convey moral...
The Bible is full of stories about collective memories that have been passed down from generation to generation, often focusing on important events in history such as the exodus from Egypt or Jesus'...
The Queering of Sacred Texts has become an important and powerful tool for LGBTQ+ communities to reclaim their identity and create space within religion. It involves exploring religious texts from...