Inclusive theology is a systematic approach to Christian theology that seeks to integrate people from diverse backgrounds and beliefs into the life of the church. It has become increasingly popular...
LGBT individuals are people who identify themselves as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or queer/questioning. They exist throughout human history and across different cultures and religions. Many...
The doctrine of the Imago Dei has been widely accepted within Christian theology since its conception, but it has often been interpreted through a binary lens that excludes nonbinary and...
Historical theology refers to the study of how Christian beliefs and teachings have evolved over time through various cultural, social, political, economic, and religious contexts. It seeks to...
Historical narratives of exclusion and marginalization have shaped the way people interpret theology today. These narratives often portray certain groups as being outside the mainstream or less...
Incarnation is a central tenet of Christian theology that refers to God taking human form in the person of Jesus Christ. This doctrine has profound implications for how Christians view the world and...
The representation of homosexuality and queer desire in religious iconography, liturgy and symbolic praxis is an important aspect of contemporary Christian theology. This article will explore how...
The Incarnation offers theological validation for varied corporeal experiences. It is a foundational belief of Christian theology that God became human in Jesus Christ. According to this doctrine,...