Queer believers face an internal conflict between their desire to belong in a church community and the potential cost of compromising their spiritual integrity. Exclusionary churches that condemn...
Internalization of society's negative view towards sexual minorities is detrimental to their mental health. This negativity can manifest in various ways, including feelings of shame and guilt, low...
Queer theology is a branch of Christian theology that challenges traditional understandings of gender, sexuality, and identity. Postcolonial queer theology focuses specifically on the experiences of...
Narratives of repentance are stories that describe how individuals have reflected on their actions and come to regret them. They often involve emotional struggles related to guilt, shame, or remorse....
Gender transition refers to the process of changing one's gender identity from what was assigned at birth to another gender, typically through hormonal treatments, surgeries, and social changes such...
The article on the topic "How does the theology of incarnation affirm that divine truth is always embodied, diverse, and in motion?" begins with an introduction to the concept of incarnation....
The Christian doctrine of salvation is a central tenet that involves the redemption of humans from sin through Jesus Christ's sacrificial death and resurrection.
What happens to these doctrines...
How do doctrines of grace accommodate identities once defined as morally deviant
Doctrines of grace are religious belief systems that emphasize God's unmerited favor toward humanity, including...
The queer embodiment in religious contexts refers to how people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and/or intersex (LGBTI) express their sexual and gender identities through their...
How Queer Theology Challenges Traditional Hierarchical Structures of Spiritual Authority and Leadership
Queer theology is an academic discipline that studies how religious traditions have...