The term "LGBT" stands for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer/Questioning individuals. LGBT communities are often characterized by their unique ways of expressing themselves, such as...
In queer theory and practice, boundaries are constantly shifting and evolving to reflect changing attitudes towards gender, sexuality, and identity. Personal boundaries are defined by an individual's...
Can solidarity rooted in difference replace solidarity rooted in sameness as a moral ideal?
What is the purpose of this article? This article explores whether solidarity based on differences can...
Queer-Inclusive Mysticism and Identity Coherence
The concept of identity is an important part of human life, encompassing our sense of self, our beliefs, values, and experiences. It can be shaped...
In many religions, compassion and empathy are core principles that guide believers towards understanding and caring for others.
These values have often been perceived through a heteronormative...
Forgiveness is an essential part of many religions and spiritual practices, including those of people who identify as queer. For queer people, it can have specific and meaningful effects beyond...
The intertwining of creative practices and reconciliation between spiritual beliefs and marginalized sexual identities has been a subject that has gained increasing attention in recent years. The...
The pursuit of social justice, community building, and advocacy is central to many religious traditions.
There has been relatively little exploration of how queer theologies can contribute to...
Online queer spaces provide opportunities for individuals to explore their spiritual identities, relational authenticity, and emotional vulnerability in ways that may not be available in physical...
Storytelling can be defined as an act of expressing experiences or stories through various mediums such as visual art, written word, and spoken word. It has been known to have therapeutic benefits...