The concept of divine grace is intrinsically related to the idea of human free will. According to Christian theology, God gave humans the ability to choose between good and evil before the Fall from...
Marginalization refers to the exclusion of individuals from mainstream society due to their social identity, such as race, gender, religion, or disability. This essay will explore how experiences of...
Can queer desire transcend the binary of purity and sin imposed by religion? Religion has often been a source of oppression for members of LGBTQ+ communities, and this is still true today.
Some...
The impact of religion on LGBTQ identity has been one of the most divisive issues in recent years. Religious communities have different views on how they view LGBTQ individuals and their place in...
The intersections between faith and queer identities have been explored through various lenses, including philosophy, psychology, sociology, anthropology, and literature.
The theological framework...
Can theology evolve to reconcile divine love with the lived realities of LGBT existence?
Theological perspectives on homosexuality are often rooted in conservative Christian traditions that view...
Queer theologians are individuals who challenge traditional religious beliefs about gender and sexuality. They question the normative understanding of human bodies, relationships, and desire that...
The idea that religious belief can be used to restrict access to certain sexual practices is an old one. In some cases, it has been used to justify violence against those who engage in such...
Erotic art is an expression of sexual desire through visual forms such as paintings, sculptures, drawings, photographs, films, and video games. It has been used to explore the boundaries between the...
The practice of political lobbying involves groups attempting to influence legislation or policy making processes through direct contact with elected officials or government representatives. Lobbying...