Psychology of Queer Joy and Resistance to Oppression
Queer people often experience intense emotions that are unique and difficult to explain. They may feel both immense love and passion for their...
In order to understand the relationship between queer presence in urban spaces and the concept of belonging, it is necessary to define what queerness means. Queer can be understood as an umbrella...
The question posed is whether divine wholeness can be achieved without the inclusion of queerness. It is important to define what we mean by "divine" and "queer," as they are terms that have been...
The pain of rejection is a common experience for many people, including those who identify as LGBTQ+. Rejection can take many forms, from being rejected by family members to facing discrimination...
One of the most important aspects for LGBT individuals is their identity, which encompasses their sense of self-worth, belonging, dignity, and personal growth. In non-affirming faith contexts, this...
LGBTQ+ individuals often experience tensions between their desire to be true to themselves and their need for acceptance from others. This struggle can manifest in many ways, including through...
How do LGBT individuals experience social support differently in conservative versus progressive faith communities?
The relationship between LGBT individuals and their religious communities is...
The purpose of this paper is to examine how participation in inclusive religious communities can promote moral awareness and ethical development in individuals. By participating in these communities,...
The idea of "holy" is closely tied to human sexuality in many religions. From Hindu deities' erotic poses to Christian teachings about procreation, from Islamic rules on marriages to Buddhist...
A person's identity is determined by many factors such as their gender, race, ethnicity, social class, political beliefs, religion, and values. When an individual fails to meet society's standards...