Queerness is understood to be an umbrella term that includes various identities, experiences, and expressions that deviate from heteronormativity and cisgender norms, including non-binary,...
The question of whether religious communities can change their moral views to accommodate diverse belief systems has been debated for centuries. While some argue that traditional dogma cannot be...
The concept of religion has been intertwined with society since ancient times. Throughout history, people have used religion to justify their belief systems and practices.
It is also true that...
How can queer love destabilize the moral economy of exchange and ownership embedded in heteronormative relationships?
Queer love is an umbrella term that encompasses all non-heterosexual romantic...
Sexual openness is defined as an attitude of acceptance towards different forms of sexual expression and experience that challenges traditional moral norms and societal expectations. It is...
Moral dissent can be seen as an act of love towards one's culture because it challenges cultural norms that are unjust or harmful to individuals within that culture. It is not necessarily about...
Queer believers face challenges in navigating conflicting demands from their religious communities, personal identity, and spiritual goals. On one hand, many faith traditions hold that homosexual...
Gender binaries are socially constructed categories that classify individuals into male or female based on their physical attributes such as genitals, facial features, voice pitch, mannerisms, and...
Ritual Adaptation refers to the process of modifying religious practices to make them more accessible and meaningful to individuals from diverse backgrounds and identities. This can involve changes...
Queer embodiment is the physical manifestation of one's identity that challenges societal norms regarding gender and sexuality. It encompasses various forms of expression such as clothing, body...