How Alternative Forms of Liturgy and Worship Challenge Conventional Hierarchies Within Faith Communities
In many faith communities, there are traditional ways of worshipping that have been passed...
Today's world is full of symbols of oppression that have shaped contemporary relational fears, desires, and patterns of self-protection. These symbols are often rooted in historical events and...
Sexual liberation movements are social, cultural, political, and philosophical movements that aim to expand people's rights to experience pleasure and express their sexualities without shame,...
Sexual autonomy refers to the ability to make independent decisions about one's own sexual life without external interference. It encompasses various aspects such as consent, pleasure, safety,...
Queer solidarity refers to a form of political activism that is centered around creating communities of individuals who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, asexual,...
Queer love is defined as any type of romantic relationship that goes beyond the traditional heteronormative norms of cisgender individuals who identify as male and female. This means that it can...
Can love in queer relationality function as both ontological and ethical force in shaping social reality? This is a question that has been discussed extensively among scholars and activists alike,...
Love is often seen as a powerful emotion that can have a profound impact on individuals and society as a whole.
Its role in challenging heteronormative social structures has been less explored....
The term "radical" is often associated with revolutionary change, pushing boundaries and challenging traditional norms. It is commonly used to describe movements that seek to disrupt existing power...
Religious art has played an important role in bridging traditional theology and queer spirituality. It serves as a medium through which people can express their beliefs, values, and emotions without...